BOOOOORING....maybe a better soundtrack ....maaaybe.....
Author Comments
Based on one of Edward Lear's Nonsense Alphabets, Nonsense Alphabet lets players interact with steampunk animals and environments as they learn to spell. Click around the environments to reveal hidden letters that spell an animal's name.
Created by Jason Morgado and Joe Casey, who are two Illustrators with little to no animation and programming knowledge, for an independent study course in interactive illustration at the Academy of Art University during the Spring of 2013. Original music by Mark Clifford
This is really cute for someone who is 4 to 7 years old. Maybe ten animals would be better, it's a bit short.
LarryConstantinople responds:
Thanks very much! This was more of a proof of concept than a complete game that we made part-time over 10 weeks. We had plans to finish the game by including a complete alphabet but have since abandoned it.