Post by PrinceAdam on Sept 28, 2009 3:13:45 GMT -5
What started out as an idea last Friday when I returned home from work turned into a weekend project, and here it is, the project has reached fruition. What we have here is a game I created from scratch.
Screen captures are broken up into smaller pieces (tiles) and you are to put the tiles all upright in their correct rotation. To do this, just click on one of the smaller images and it will be rotated clockwise.
If for whatever reason the game plays slow, there are caching pages you can visit from the main page, in a series of 5 pages they will load every possible image the game would use.
I've tested it in Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, and Google Chrome.
I personally feel the best performance comes from Firefox, so use that if you would like. Further instructions are on the main page.
Go play!
There are some flaws, the biggest one being the images themselves, there are some cases where a patch of hair or skin is all the same color, and its hard to determine if you have it right or not.
Let me know what you thought of it, if you liked it, hated it, whatever. There's no timer, no points, no score, just have fun with it.
If you were wondering just what happened to it, I've shelved my "name that tune" game for awhile, I needed a break from programming it. I may return to the project sometime in October.
Screen captures are broken up into smaller pieces (tiles) and you are to put the tiles all upright in their correct rotation. To do this, just click on one of the smaller images and it will be rotated clockwise.
If for whatever reason the game plays slow, there are caching pages you can visit from the main page, in a series of 5 pages they will load every possible image the game would use.
I've tested it in Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, and Google Chrome.
I personally feel the best performance comes from Firefox, so use that if you would like. Further instructions are on the main page.
Go play!
There are some flaws, the biggest one being the images themselves, there are some cases where a patch of hair or skin is all the same color, and its hard to determine if you have it right or not.
Let me know what you thought of it, if you liked it, hated it, whatever. There's no timer, no points, no score, just have fun with it.
If you were wondering just what happened to it, I've shelved my "name that tune" game for awhile, I needed a break from programming it. I may return to the project sometime in October.
