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Shapescape is a simple game to test your reflexes.
How To play:
-Match the shapes together in one minute.
-You gain points by getting correct shapes.
-You lose points by getting incorrect shapes.
-More instructions in game...
Post your high scores in the comments.
For better quality, download the windows version... Sorry other users :(
Oh and there's a typo................................. eeeeeeeeee
Sorry for bad quality. Unity made the web graphics all dopey.
One question for you all: Would this be a cool mobile game?
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 68% |
| #460 | Audio | 2.72 |
| #632 | Fun | 2.88 |
| #731 | Mood | 2.40 |
| #856 | Overall | 2.62 |
| #874 | Graphics | 1.98 |
| #888 | Theme | 2.33 |
Comments
nice game, but sometimes I got a shape, that didn't match for nothing
@ragnta yea, sometimes the shapes are completely white or its just really hard to see. ;-;
Nice game, reminds me to IQ tests.
I think it would work as a mobile, changing the controls to taps would almost do it.
Took me a good 90 seconds to understand how to play. Not sure how this would work on mobile.
A neat little concept, presented in a very clean and polished way. I felt it needed some further twist to the gameplay to keep me engaged past a couple of tries, but it was a fun and strangely calming experience. :)
Great brain exercise game! Needs more to it though. Some of the shapes are in fact the ones to be matched, but for some reason are wrong. Good stuff either way
Simple but quite fun to play. The colors and also the black borders make it a bit more challenging than it may seem.
Interesting concept for the theme. Simple and, as with a lot of these types of games, quite addictive.
I liked the "tricks" of 3D shapes in there once in a while, that was well done for added challenge.
Simple, does the job, seems finished for the time it had and fun (though more addictive really). Kudos.
This is probably one of the most fun games i've played so far!
It's super addicting and would probably be a good mobile game.
simple and pretty fun, but I think it could be a little more polished and maybe add a few more challenges.
It's a lot of fun, fairly simple, but cool. It felt like a neat little reaction test.
My highscore was 11200. I think this would be an alright game for mobile if all you had to do was touch the correct shape.
very strange! at first I felt almost offended by the rules, but it turned out to be not that easy :) and I liked the tune, very hypnotising.
This could easily be a mobile game. I would remove the directional controls and just make it point and click.
Very practical! This could be easily made into a mobile game, maybe with a catchy bgm :D
That was a lot of fun. I really the fast paced checking games. The only thing that I would like to see different is the the time. I think the game would be much more fast paced if you had it as a time limit for each shape. But other than that it was a lot of fun.
Nice and simple puzzle game.
It would have worked to also allow Mouse controls in the game, but perhaps that was a design choice.
My high score was 19000
Interesting, yet simple game. The sounds and music fit well with the aesthetics of the game.
I liked it! Calming, as another reviewer said. I couldn't see the countdown timer (not sure if I was supposed to), but I kinda liked that.
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maybe try to include something more. For example changing shapes, maybe switching element while selecting or i don't know. You have a good basis to construct on it. (Sorry for my english)keep it on!