EDIT 1: I have to admit, I totally underestimated the difficulty of making a memory. A cool learning experience for myself!
I fixed the bug, now I can find the right cards and dismiss them when found.
Still there is a ToDo List:
- AI which is plaing against the player
- The juice around the logic, like for example the showing and hiding of the cards....
- More juice: Music and soundeffects.
I will continue this project this week to get hopefully a nicely playable version of it.
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This sunday I created a Memory. But I have recognized somewhat late that I've produced a mistake in my card sorting logic. So I have to fix this tomorrow, because I'm getting tired now.
To mix it up, here the look to the inside of the game:
Looking good. :) Memory games are useful learning stuff.
This was the most relaxing project so far. It's not a game, I just created this evening a little toy for having fun.
You need sound to be turned on.
EDIT: V1.1. Ok, after thinking a bit about the math, here's the more accurat version. The visual disc handling and the sound modification are now more realistic.
I have sinned.
I wrote the ugliest code in my professional careeer.
I have been punished.
I have seen my weaker self laughing at me terrible, because of being succumbed to take evil short cuts.
I had nightmares to finish this game, because of my sins.
I'll never do this again.
AMEN
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Jesus! What a rodeo ride the creation of this game was. Due the inner whisper "Ah just one more line and it`s finished,...no, you don't need any annoing OOP stuff or event system or component based entity model....just look! One more little if and else and you can catch this problem." I wrote the worst spagethi stuff.
As a result in this condition the game is right now, I´m not able to correct a fault I made and to adjust the AI....to be smarter than a brainwashed hamster.
My goal for the future is: Not to finish at any cost within the week limitation, instead having a clean, clever reusable code to be proud of.
The result can be played here.
Due this seems to be our week for slowing down the pace, I only write something about my efforts, without having a playable game to show.
My goal was to create a reversi clone, but I haven´t the time to fullfill this plan.It looks like this, but the mechanics are not implemented yet.
This week my inspiration was quite low, so I decided to make what all lousy inspired people do - a clone of something old, but brilliant.
The result is BreakIt, a very simple version of Breakout.
For me, it was a training day for getting to know the new unity standard shader and some procedual shaders I´ve found.Right now, there is only one level and very limited gameplay.
Finally done! ;-) Holidays and gamestreaks don' t really fit.
My idea was to bring a simple, but amusing concept to life:
Guess the correct amount of marbles to win.
This time, as suggested, I used specific ranged randoms to adjust the difficulty. The result is really a much more intruiging gameplay.
V.1.1
Thanks to your feedback, I added some sound for the audio feedback and added two more stages to the gameplay.
My first attempt to produce a litte game in under 10 hours.
The goal of the game is to reproduce the shown color with the help of three colorpots.
- Add one color by pressing the brightcolor buttons on the right side.
- Remove one color by pressing the darkcolor buttons on the right side.
The Game is stored here to play it online.
Have fun!
Edit: V.1.1
- Fixed the button problem
- Changed the input, so you can hold the LMB
- Changed the colorpot colors somewhat cosmetically.
- Added 5 more levels.
Thanks to all commentators for giving great feedback to improve it!
http://angitech.de/
I am horrible at memory games. Which probably means I need to play more of them.
This looks very clean and functional! Good job!