Magic Boxes
by Matthew Langley · in Torque Game Builder · 05/08/2005 (10:53 pm) · 2 replies
Ok I've had a fairly busy weekend, working on different projects. I was hoping to do a full GID but didn't get the chance. Fortunately I just squeezed in 2 1/2 hours to do a quick GID :) about 95% of the code I did today, the last 5% was taken from a previous Physics Demo.
Its a simple game called "Magic Boxes" (lol for lack of a better name)... its simple there are a bunch of boxes that bounce around in an enclosed area, at intervals they randomly bounce in different directions and off of eachother. They also change colors at intervals.
Up top you can see what color box you need to get... you then need to drop it in the drop here box... if you don't it will be deleted. It then will fall into either two bins. You get +50 points for getting a correct color box, then bonus points depending on which bin it lands... lol very simple... I don't have a starting or ending screen :( but I did finish it (hopefully few bugs).
the images are custom, lol nothing to brag about of course...
heres the game :)
Magic Boxes Demo
Again note this was a simple 2 1/2 hour GID lol :)
Its a simple game called "Magic Boxes" (lol for lack of a better name)... its simple there are a bunch of boxes that bounce around in an enclosed area, at intervals they randomly bounce in different directions and off of eachother. They also change colors at intervals.
Up top you can see what color box you need to get... you then need to drop it in the drop here box... if you don't it will be deleted. It then will fall into either two bins. You get +50 points for getting a correct color box, then bonus points depending on which bin it lands... lol very simple... I don't have a starting or ending screen :( but I did finish it (hopefully few bugs).
the images are custom, lol nothing to brag about of course...
heres the game :)
Magic Boxes Demo
Again note this was a simple 2 1/2 hour GID lol :)
About the author
Was a GG Associate and then joined GG in 2005. Lead tool dev for T2D and T3D. In 2011 joined mobile company ngmoco/DeNA and spent about 4 years working game and server tech. 2014 joined startup Merigo Games developing server technology.
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