I was seriously thinking that this was going to be a screamer game. I played it without sound, then it became really relaxing, thought I was still extremely paranoid. >_> lol
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This is something I started just a little bit after I started with flash and learning actionscript. At the time I just wanted to start somewhere and see how far I could get, see how difficult it was to find material and learn new things. Needless to say, I never got anywhere with this, but I kept it on my computer for nostalgia's sake. A little while ago I came back to it, and with everything I had learnt (learned?) since then, I was able to make it work. So I figured I'd upload it.
Also, the music is "Ave Maria" from "Celtic Woman".
EDIT : Sorry I forgot to mention this, you can toggle the quality by pressing the mouse button.
EDIT 2: I tried to improve the music loop, I hope the break isn't so noticeable now.
Zrugel responds:
That's pretty funny, but no, it's not a screamer game or prank game or anything like that :)
Adding achievements would help to improve this. Also finding a version of the song the loops better (less abruptly) would be good.
It's a nice game though. It would be good for grounding since it's distracting and relaxing.
Zrugel responds:
Yeah, sorry, I cut that part of the song myself, so that's why it loop's so poorly. I'll see if I can't smooth it out a little.
I really like this game, but what about adding some RPG elements? Like getting coins/points for each snowlake and buying bigger match / bullet time / flamethrower? :-D
Zrugel responds:
I'm surprised at all the attention this little game got. Although I like those things you mentioned, I didn't think they fit with this little games design structure when I made it. And I to lazy to add things like upgrades at this point, sorry. But that, like anything else, may change.
Thank you for the review.
i melted 494 snowflakes. it pretty relaxing.
Zrugel responds:
494? wow that's amazing, I seem to remember getting to like 330 or something, I mostly just played it over and over to check for bugs and problems, so yeah, I'm impressed with your tenacity and threat management. Thank you for taking the time.
Quick little game with relaxing harp music. Kind of like popping bubble wrap.
Zrugel responds:
I don't quite get the bubble wrap analogy, but thank you for your review.