Very interesting concept.
I like it! 5/5 for originality.
Reviews for "Bleed for Speed"
wow that was interesting :) keep the great work
How interesting that your speed is based on your score. I was able to to get a negative score and bring my speed to 0 but unfortunately it gets hard keeping everything still with the mass production of cells and those steady moments when the vein starts pumping.
I wish I had time to take part in the Global Jam, but that's life. Anyhow, I like the execution on the theme. The gameplay is simple and challenging, and a thrill if you manage to get momentum going. I also like the morbid tone of this submission combined with the happy white blood cells.
Also seeing how it's HTML5, I'll throw down what browsers I used to play this in. All are on Windows 7 unless noted:
Google Chrome v24.0.1312.57 m (works perfectly)
Mozilla Firefox v18.0.1 (works perfectly)
Internet Explorer 64-bit Edition v9.08112.16421 (Stuck at loading screen reading 0%. And I've played through it on Chrome...about four times now)
Safari on iPad2 (won't load at all)
Chrome on Samsung Galaxy S III (Extremely poor performance. Terrible framerate, and seriously delayed controls.)
Firefox on Samsung Galaxy S III (Stuck on loading screen at about 95%.)
Now I'm not sure why it wouldn't work on IE9 or the iPad2, since I know that I've tried out my team's MolyJam game, which is HTML5, on IE on the Microsoft Surface and it worked, the iPad, while it worked, it had really poor performance.
That is all. Excellent work, especially in 48 hours.
Nutcasenightmare responds:
Thanks for taking the time to do such a thorough cross-browser test!
I don't even have some of those devices to test on...
As for the iPad 2, it works fine on mine... although, I did upgrade it to iOS6.
I'm looking into why IE9 doesn't seem to work. As far as I can tell, it should have all the capabilities. So whyyyyyyy
Thanks again so much!
I was playing and this happened ---> http://i.imgur.com/zs88V3y.png
