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|| Tile Breaker Revolution ||
Listen to an original Euro Club Banger track while guiding your Player Ball around a level that's exploding with particle goodness. This track is bound to get stuck in your head and this game is bound to leave an imprint on your heart. Can you break over 200 tiles and complete the game? Only time will tell.
(RUNS MOST SMOOTHLY IN DOWNLOADED APPLICATIONS)
Theme: 2 Buttons
1. CLICK to spawn tiles
2. Press SPACE to change directions
Game: Unity C#
Music: Logic X
Art: Pixen
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 62% |
| #7 | Audio | 4.28 |
| #149 | Overall | 3.71 |
| #175 | Mood | 3.47 |
| #191 | Fun | 3.58 |
| #199 | Innovation | 3.64 |
| #683 | Theme | 3.46 |
Comments
A very fun experience that capture the theme very well! Challenging (a little too challenging sometimes, but I'm terrible at games).
Very interesting control scheme, although it starts getting finicky when you're trying to hit a specific block. The song is quite polished. Impressive to see a song with vocals in a compo entry :D
If you get stuck then try using the boost with SPACE. It can help to push you in the right direction (I'm very happy you like the song! I spent like 5 hours on it this morning lol)
Interesting. Music is nice. Sound effects could be improved.
It wasn't clear to me at first that "change direction" had the boost countdown timer. Or that some squares could no longer be clicked on. But I figured it out.
Perhaps make the initial section easier as more of a tutorial (easy first level).
Nice interesting game... The physics for the ball gets weird sometimes though! :)
Really nice soundtrack, like you said! Unfortunately, I broke the game by embedding the ball in the wall too deep for a boost to help. Oh well.
Cool game. I'm not very good at it, but I like it.
Nice audio track too!
One of the most fun entries, despite the sometimes illogical-seeming physics. Somehow I would expect this to be frustrating, but there was something satisfying about trying to get the ball to go where you want while having only very imperfect control of it.
Hey everyone! I added links to download actual builds of the game because it's more fun in a standalone app. Enjoy
ZAT IS NOT HOW MOMENTUM VÖRKS. ZAT IS NOT HOW ANY OF DIS VÖRKS.
More seriously, having the camera follow the ball all the time makes the screen a bit too active. Unfortunately, my run ended by getting stuck inside a wall.
Now it's just me and this music... forever.
Fun game. I like the concept of a fresh take on a tile breaker. The song is really good too. Keep up the good work!
windows download needs a data folder. I then played and enjoyed the web version on internet explorer up until the part when I went inside a wall, the black bit.
judged on stream at http://www.twitch.tv/meep706, watch the highlight to see me play
Very unique game. Somehow I got stuck back in the first box. Not sure how
Really nice gameplay. I absolutely love the whole "pinball on speed"-gameplay and it was very challenging while also rewarding once you got the grove going.
Audio was also absolutely amazing and really worked with that you were trying to do.
Only downside was that I think you might have to look over collisions a little bit more. Ended up going through a wall and got stuck bouncing inside it, once I had reached enough speed and had to restart.
All in all pretty fun experience :).
Well done. It was fun to play.
Music track was good.
Speed of gameplay was good.
Nice idea, but I can't really get the controls. Nice tune, reasonable graphics, but with a lot of aliasing that hurts the eyes (at least the web version).
This game is great! We made a game review of Tile Breaker Eevolution on our YouTube Channel. Check it out! :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12hurMpT3aU&index=1&list=PLu-kOSGdBP-iZpmm17tewj2F0U2T5NF9k
Really nice audio! I included it in my Ludum Dare 34 compilation video series, if you’d like to check it out :) https://youtu.be/yY4Ylj7ccuc
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Awesome game. Sweet track too.