Needs sound
'nuff said
Author Comments
Using your mouse cursor or Wii-mote*, cut a swathe through the endless barrage of blue squares. Saving the oddly shaped missiles from their four cornered doom is the aim of the game.
(To start the game, hit the blue square with your cursor and let it fly offscreen)
*This game is optimised for play on the Nintendo Wii.
If for whatever reason the game is not displaying correctly, you can use the + and - buttons (on the Wii-mote) to zoom in and out as neccessary.
NOTE: If you are a Wii user, don't click the 'PLAY THIS GAME' link. Instead click the small 'pop-up' link, underneath it. Otherwise you WILL experience serious slowdown.
Was alright
The physics displayed and reactions are good, but as said previously, a pretty repetive game. Maybe if you add onto it, and different enemies, add power-ups etc., the game would be more entertaining. You show good skill, but little imagination.
junahu responds:
I'll definitely consider expanding the gameplay later, but for now I'll hold off on flooding the game with bells and whistles. I wouldn't want to spoil what charm my game may have had by adding elements without thinking them through, you see.
It's one of my more prominent paranoia's.
Well...
Very good schematics and reactions from the blocks, but I just don't see the point of the game...it's not very fun to me, personally, but it shows a TON of promise for the future imaginatory creations, keep it up ;)
Good for time-wasting
I quite like it but it gets rather old, good for playing in short times tho, The blocks are really cool how they spin around if you hit them in the corner. And I like the pixelated letters.
Old school meets new art
I'm sorry, but I just don't see the appeal.
This is like a mutant form of "Missile Command" with an erratic scoring system.
I guess people like playing with their Wii. I'll never understand.
junahu responds:
You don't have to apologise if you didn't like it. After all, what kind of person would I be if I couldn't take a little criticism?