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DNA Madness is a Tetris based game. You have to construct a DNA chains moving falling pieces to their couples (Adenine-Timine, Guanine-Citosine).
If you achieve this, you convert a DNA chain in a wonderful animal. If not... we don't know what mutant you'll create.
DNA Madness is a mobile devices oriented.
Mario Alba: art, pieces design, backgrounds and animals.
mario_dae@hotmail.com
J. Felipe OveRMolo: game design, level design, code, a capella singer.
jfelipe.molina@gmail.com
www.over-software.com
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 66% |
| #91 | Humor(Jam) | 3.64 |
| #189 | Fun(Jam) | 3.55 |
| #198 | Audio(Jam) | 3.55 |
| #266 | Innovation(Jam) | 3.42 |
| #485 | Mood(Jam) | 3.17 |
| #625 | Overall(Jam) | 3.15 |
| #741 | Theme(Jam) | 3.06 |
| #950 | Graphics(Jam) | 2.53 |
Comments
I have no idea why I loved this game actually, probably the awesome music and the hilarious concept. The pieces were a bit hard to grab, but still, great little game!
I always wanted a game featuring Goatnicorns, and now I can't get the game music out of my head.
Love the music, very funny, was a bit difficult to match up some things
What's that mute button for?Why would anyone want to mute that amazing music?? Dah da da dah da da dah... :D This was fun, I had to play through a second time to see what I got when I failed. Once I figured out you didn't need to actually match pieces, you could just drag them over until something clicked it got a bit easy. I really liked the sketchy style of the "dna" art, it matched the a cappella music, it might have looked nicer if you'd had that style for all the art to give it a nice consistant tone.
Very cool ! And very interesting concept !
Good little variation in the gameplay by having the DNA move. It could have been a little more varied maybe.
The pieces where sometimes a little hard to grab, but since they attached themself so smoothly it's okay !
The only one big problem (for me) is handling the screen resolution. I had to try a couple of them before finding one that doesn't cut of the top. Also, since your game is "vertical", it could have been a good idea to impose certain resolutions that you tested and you know that work, and that don't show empty areas. And a vertical game window is original and cool.
Cool little graphics when you succeed/fail (#goatnicorn). Made me smile.
Good job !
Thank you for all your comments. It's my first game and LD. I really appreciate all the feedback from people that actually made great games.
Great music! haha
I had a bit of difficulty in some moments to find the correct pieces, but the game is really cool! :D
It's a very nice concept, and the music is god-tier, but sometimes the last piece never appears and you lose </3
Hilarious :D
Best Music of all the games I've played so far :D
I get blocked at the "assemble 24" lvl, the lasts elements where invisible and the game dosent tell the lvl was lost or win...
Nice music ^^
Tue "mute music" button is unnecessary I think !
Thank you very much for all your feedback. I want to fix all of these errors and make more levels. Maybe I'll sing Tetris theme B :D
Loved this game!
Having to catch the falling pieced was painful. They might need a larger hitbox or something.
Haha fun concept. Clicks are not well detected on my laptop but as you said : it's mobile device oriented.
Sometimes there aren't enough falling pieces to complete the chain, they are hard to chatch sometimes, but I must play it again it's great idea and the music is also pretty good :D
I liked the music.
On level five, after I had made 21 couples, the pieces became invisible. The missed counter was going up, but no pieces were dropping.
Pretty neat game, it just needs a little polish.
Thank you very much for all your comments. I definitely will work on DNA Madness to polish and finish it :D
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