December 13th-16th 2013 :: Theme: You Only Get One
[ Real World Gatherings | Ludum Deals | Warmup Weekend ]
Rules:
1.Red cubes become bigger when collide with each other.
2.The bigger red cube you touch, the higher score you get.
3.You can only get one cube per game.
Controls:
Enter - Start/Restart
Arrow Key - Move
Tools used:
Construct 2 - Make the game
Daigasso! Band Brothers - Make the music
All made in one night.
Thanks for playing!
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 64% |
| #477 | Audio | 2.56 |
| #515 | Fun | 2.84 |
| #603 | Overall | 2.88 |
| #631 | Theme | 2.63 |
| #717 | Innovation | 2.56 |
| #747 | Humor | 1.62 |
| #822 | Graphics | 2.21 |
| #870 | Mood | 2.12 |
Comments
I like the zoom-in after defeat :)
Good take on bullet hell!
I think my biggest gripe with games that have music is when it autoplays and loops without a mute or volume option, and sadly that draws this down.
I like the zoom on death, and the concept I suppose is quite sound at it's core. I also suspect you did some similar variety of score calculation as I did in one of my earliest flash games, what with the decimal points ;)
You had to see me talking to the screen when I was about to be hit ><. Nice concept, nice graphics too I really like the effects you added to it. I would probably suggest to make it a bit harder, once you reach the upper part of the screen is difficult to lose. Good job!
Wow, pretty hard O_o
I like the death zoom ^^'
My highscore was 18.955 ! http://zupimages.net/up/13/51/zbde.png
Music is nice. Dodging is hard, but I would hide in the top right corner and wait til they get big. My high score is 47.86295.
Wow that was hard, it goes so damn fast! Really like the concept!
Pretty hard!
It's interesting to find the biggest one instead of survive longest :D
Pretty cool take on a simple avoidance game. I liked how you can try waiting for a bigger red cube for a bigger score whilst trying to dodge all the other ones that come at you.
Interesting idea but a bit too difficult tbh. Music was a bit too short to be looping, but hey, 48 hours
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Good job, Not sure what the score is based on though. Seemed a bit random sometimes.