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CraftingProj
Ingresó: 21-sep-2006 Mensajes: 221 Estado: Desconectados |
This thread is for feedback on the GCPP Mariggle puzzle. We will collect feedback for a few weeks (at least until January 4th). Note that a sequel of sorts, Snapper , is also available for testing. Please try them both before commenting. Play now! Please try to share your thoughts on these areas: * How easy was it to learn to play? * What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? * What is your favorite part of the game? * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Please concentrate on whether the game is fun to play, and not on the quality of graphics, animations, sounds, etc. If this game is chosen for YPP, we will add all that. Note that this is an unfinished prototype and may not fully reflect the final design of the puzzle. Do not post suggestions for improvement to this thread. Those should go here instead. Thread now open! ---------------------------------------- [Editado 2 veces, Última edición por CraftingProj en 22-dic-2008 10:35:03] |
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puppy1254170
Ingresó: 24-oct-2006 Mensajes: 175 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? For me, a little hard. What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) Somewhere in the middle * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? I guess it could be for some, but for me it just wasn't * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? I don't see how it would, so no. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? just about right, it doesn't take long. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? I didn't have favorite settings, really. * What is your favorite part of the game? I didn't have a favorite part. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I don't see how, so I would say no. Missjessica of Sage This feedback is not intended in any way to upset the creator ---------------------------------------- Missjessica on Sage :) Avatar by Msake |
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Sara_Sparrow
Ingresó: 16-jun-2006 Mensajes: 836 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? After playing the Snapper one, it was easy to catch on to. * What is the addiction factor? I had to force myself to play. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? I didn't really think so. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? It'd be a stretch. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? Too long. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? Not really any of them. * What is your favorite part of the game? Don't really have one. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I'm sure it could. ---------------------------------------- Sarahsparrow of Midnight Captain of Barnacle for Brains Lady of Riot Trinkets I am trading, selling, and buying |
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camelama
Ingresó: 29-jun-2006 Mensajes: 48 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Not easy at all for me, the words just didn't make sense with what I was presented with. * What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) No addiction factor. Had to force myself. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? No. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Not for me. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? Too long, but I wasn't having fun, so maybe it's fine for others. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? Didn't really find any fun settings/level. * What is your favorite part of the game? Didn't really have one. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I guess so, not really sure. ---------------------------------------- "Life is a banquet and most poor suckers are starving!" -Auntie Mame |
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Discojack
Ingresó: 06-jul-2006 Mensajes: 337 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? I found it harder then snapper because of the limitation on what the player as to acheive, I also needed to check up on constantly on what shapes i had to make which wasn't easy to remember. What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) The will to acheive the more complex shapes had me try a few times but the lack of a way to clear the unused peices killed my interest fast. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Like Snapper it needs more zaz in terms of special tokens, diversity of peices and combos but trying to get those intricate shapes correct was certainly enterntaining. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? It fits furniture making perfectly, in fact too perfectly, I don't see it working because it would imply all furniture peices are made of crates and tables which is too inacurate to be beleivable. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? Feels just about right for a crafting puzzle if the effort is put into it to acheive the high scoring peices. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? There really weren't any difficulty settings besides the frequency of each peices which I didn't find was a good way to gauge difficulty because it limits what the player can do too much. * What is your favorite part of the game? I liked the idea of stacking peices to make complex constructions. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Some sort of potential but it really needs more sort of combos in order to have difficulty settings and all that good stuff. But I could see it yes. ---------------------------------------- When God gives you lemons Find a new God! Viprince |
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Loren_S
 Ingresó: 23-mar-2006 Mensajes: 541 Estado: Desconectados |
This one is hard to judge as it still is a very raw prototype. * How easy was it to learn to play? Quite easy * What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) The current prototype is not very appealing. Be it due to a lack of list of availiable shapes, or so far unbalanced piecefrequency. But I see potential here * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Not yet now. But as it is similar to sf I can imagine it to develop. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? yes * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? about 5 min. It felt to long, but its mainly due to missing motivation in the current setup. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? I did not find suitable settings yet. * What is your favorite part of the game? building combos * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Very likely. I think there is a lot of potential in the concept. (But it is the concept of swordfight, so not realy new) ---------------------------------------- CoatOSilver, Captain of Forget About It, King of ©©©, Sage |
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EmberLeo
Ingresó: 01-oct-2006 Mensajes: 112 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Learning the basic mechanisms was easy. Having to memorize the exact shapes because there is no other way to score was hard. * What is the addiction factor? None. I could never finish a game, I either got so frustrated with it, or filled the board because there's no way to recover from mistakes. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? I keep thinking it *should* be. The basic concept is great, but I can't get through this execution enough to be sure. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Sort of - I feel like I'm building model furniture out of toothpics rather than real furniture parts, but I suspect that could be fixed in the art. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? At the very least, some settings that involve all the pieces possible. * What is your favorite part of the game? The concept itself. It reminds me of the kind of toothpick puzzles or tangrams that I love. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I definitely never got that good. I have to assume it would indeed be challenging on the way, but there really needs to be some kind of mistake-forgiveness implemented for it to work in a Puzzle Pirates setting. --Ember-- ---------------------------------------- Furnishing Project - Gilthead Proposal: http://yppedia.puzzlepirates.com/GCPP:Proposal-Gilthead Thread: http://forums.puzzlepirates.com/community/mvnforum/viewthread?thread=97545 Prototype: http://albert.best.vwh.net/gilthead/GiltHead.html |
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kaoma
Ingresó: 27-mar-2005 Mensajes: 86 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? hard, I really had problems to find the page where is written what I have to do * What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) none for me had to force myself * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? no * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? not very much * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? feels too long * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? I had no fun with this * What is your favorite part of the game? I had none * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? you have to remember the shapes and the rest is luck for me, so no ---------------------------------------- Orchidee, on midnight and all other oceans Don't call me Orc! I'm a flower not a beast |
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Luvessy
Ingresó: 01-dic-2003 Mensajes: 1337 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? I tried playing without reading instructions, and it was quite difficult and unintuitive to figure out the goal. After reading the instructions and understanding what parts had to fit together, the gameplay idea was easy. * What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) Not very addictive for me. A bit dull. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? On the most basic level (just corners), the game is too easy and dull. It is also frustrating to make one mistake and then be unable to correct for it later. (I tried to build too large a combo and had a piece wrong.) * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Tempo-wise, it does, although 20 completed pieces is probably too long. I can understand that it is trying to build furniture, so that makes some sense. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? Because of being frustrated by the dullness of building only crates or the "stuckness" of making an irreversible mistake, it feels too long. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? * What is your favorite part of the game? Trying to build combos. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? It could, particularly if the frequency values changed behind the scenes and for difficulty levels. A cross-between the 3/4/5 pieces of shipwright and the frequency of pieces in carpentry. ---------------------------------------- --Mistymate (Avatar by Sancha.) |
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* How easy was it to learn to play? I got the hang of it pretty quickly. It was annoying to have to keep looking up the different pieces of furniture you can build though. Maybe you could put in little diagrams on the side of the board as a reminder? * What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) relatively low, but that might be because of the graphics. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Not really, but again part of that is because of the graphics. I think it has the potential to be a lot more fun. It would also be less frustrating if you could work in some way to make it more forgiving of mistakes. Like a way of clearing a misplaced piece. Or joker pieces that could be substituted for all of the other pieces. The wikipedia implies that clearing pieces are supposed to be available but they don't seem to be in the current version. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Yes * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? It feels quite long because it's not really fun. Especially since you're wasting time going back and forth to the wiki to check the shapes you can make. 20 pieces is probably too much even once that's fixed. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? An intermediate difficulty. The lowest ones were too boringly easy and in the highest ones I'd booch because I couldn't get the right pieces and there's not any way to get rid of pieces you've misplaced * What is your favorite part of the game? That you're building actual pieces of furniture, unlike in a lot of the other proposed puzzles. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Since you can try and build bigger and bigger combos it could probably stay challenging. Not to mention the constant risk of booching because you've made an uncorrectable mistake in the higher levels. ---------------------------------------- Arnora on all Green oceans, but mainly Viridian SO of Die By The Sword Princess of Post Mortem |
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Grurmio
Ingresó: 28-dic-2006 Mensajes: 12 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Actually easy cause I've already played the other games that seem like this one, the problem is that I just don't know what are the complex figures I can do. * What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) Nope, i think there was no addiction factor since I can cover a way to fill spaces and get those points in easy game, but it is the same thing. In harder levels I just can't do nothing, but yet it still the same. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Actually, i think it was fun even if I booched, the problem is that is just the same stuff always. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? May work. But I think it need to tells what are those furniture stuff we can make in harder levels. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? Well, in 5 minutes or less you can finnish the level 1, the other ones I just can't play. In this case it's ok cause it would be boring if that's the whole game, good it's for new players. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? The level 1, which I can actually score points. * What is your favorite part of the game? When I booch it! * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Probably yes, but as it is now I think everyone will soon be bored to score good. |
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kittycool
Ingresó: 28-oct-2006 Mensajes: 304 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? As I played Snapper first, it took me no time at all. If I hadn't, it would have taken me a while probably. * What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) It wasn't addicting at all. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? No. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? It could work with furnishing I guess. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? Just about right. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? I didn't have any. * What is your favorite part of the game? Making combos I guess. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Yes. ---------------------------------------- Kittyocool on Hunter |
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Anneogram
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* How easy was it to learn to play? Need to have shapes to make visible on the screen. Once you know what to do it is fairly easy to play (but not easy to accomplish) * What is the addiction factor? Low, without been able to see what pieces will be coming in the next few turns, it seemed too random when you have to create specific shapes * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? No for the reason given above * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Yes the analogy is good * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? Didnt find fun in current format * What is your favorite part of the game? I think the analogy is good, need to preview pieces to come to be better prepared to play as a skillful game * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? dont know |
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randompanzy
Ingresó: 10-nov-2006 Mensajes: 1579 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? kinda hard, but just adding instructions can fix that What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) force myself to play it :( * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? not for me really i was lost :s * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? no. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? about right * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? didnt enjoy the puzzle so no favorite setting * What is your favorite part of the game? didnt enjoy the puzzle so no favorite part * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? no i dont know how it possable could :s ---------------------------------------- Randompanzy on every ocean mainly Viridian SO of Puzzling Privateers Royal of Imperial Madness
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Yarrie5
Ingresó: 24-oct-2007 Mensajes: 4 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play?The game was quite easy, which i find a good thing. * What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle)I would play it if theres nothing else to do. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun?Well it's fun but not that much so I play it every minute. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle?I think it does a bit. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right?About right. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun?They were all similar so all of them the same. * What is your favorite part of the game?There is not favourite part. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players?I'm sure it would. ---------------------------------------- Yarrie On cobalt Call me yaz! |
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Perlandria
Ingresó: 29-jul-2005 Mensajes: 1567 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Mouse movement was easy. Changing piece generation was easy. Figuring out what patterns would actually clear? I still don't have that. * What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) I do not addict to Tetris. I am OK at it (see Sailing stat) but things falling down and disappearing is not an addicting thing for me. I understand it gets LOTS of other people though. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? No, it is frustrating to only have some shapes clear and not other rectangles. And there isn't a shape guide on the prototype page. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Absolutely. Lots of things have boxy outlines. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? My frustration over what enclosed regular rectangles would and would not clear made it so I rarely finished a game. I have no idea. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? No +, there is no way to recover from starting with a + in Mariggle. * What is your favorite part of the game? The way the score goes negative if you mess around. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Yes. ---------------------------------------- Furnishing Puzzle Project: Discussion: http://forums.puzzlepirates.com/community/mvnforum/viewthread?thread=97545 Prototype: http://albert.best.vwh.net/gilthead/GiltHead.html Proposal: http://yppedia.puzzlepirates.com/GCPP:Proposal-Gilthead |
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Quitex
Ingresó: 09-oct-2006 Mensajes: 6491 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Yes it was easy to learn to play. The concept of the game is simple and it is not hard to get the hang of it. * What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) It is not addictive at all. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? When it decides to give you the right pieces, yes. heh. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Yes it does. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? Too long. Twenty clears takes a lot of time. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? The one with half of the pieces. Having just the simpler piece was boring, all of them was a nightmare. * What is your favorite part of the game? Making sure you don't booch it. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? No. ---------------------------------------- Quitex everywhere, Incluyendo Jade. Rarotonga in Midnight. Karkinos in Hunter and Jade. Proud owner of 20+ cow renames, including four Holy Cows http://tinyurl.com/quitcard2-0 |
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Happyharlot
Ingresó: 04-mar-2008 Mensajes: 156 Estado: Desconectados |
This was the only puzzle that wouldn't let me play. This happened with some of the others, but seems to be fixed on those. Any suggestions? ---------------------------------------- Cheers, Happyharlot Viridian and Ocean Wide, (Nanncy on Hunter) Make a Playlist to Share with Your Fellow Pirates :) |
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Sharktailz
Ingresó: 17-feb-2008 Mensajes: 704 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Very easy, actually. I caught on to the concept swiftly. I have to admit, I was a bit shaky at first, but after a minute or so of trying to get the hang of it I did. * What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle): Not so addicting for me. I can't see myself playing this hours on end like I can with some of the other designs in this project. I had to force myself a bit to make sure the job was done, which was saddening to me. It is a great concept, it really is, but it definitely needs a bit of an upgrade. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? All addiction factors aside, I feel that it is. Not completely thrilling, but yes, fun. Adding a bit more complexity would definitely broaden my excitement. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? I can see this puzzle more as a piracy puzzle more than a crafting puzzle. There isn't much thought to it. It's quick, easy to do; it would fit in very nicely with the current piracy puzzles. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? The time it takes to clear 20 blocks a little too excessive. It was very frustrating having to clear that many sections. It is fine when it is far into the puzzle, but as a start-off it just does not work. 5-10 would be a good start, perhaps growing more and more as the game gets more difficult. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? I really enjoyed setting all the tile frequencies at a ratio of "2" or more (keeping them all even). It was really fun! * What is your favorite part of the game? That's very difficult to say. At the moment I do not have an answer for this question. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? No, it does not. There really isn't much to it. It's very basic and simple. Unless the difficulty is changed, the puzzle will not provide a challenge to those players on an "Ultimate" level. ---------------------------------------- Sharktail, Sage. Avatar by Phillite! Laptop done broked'd! PM me if you need anything. |
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tanonev
Ingresó: 18-nov-2006 Mensajes: 1718 Estado: Desconectados |
Is there an error message that shows up in the status bar? If so, could you please post it here? ---------------------------------------- Tanonev on Sage It's Bake-Off time again! PLAY ME (updated 6/4/09) Puppetar by Tilinka |
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Happyharlot
Ingresó: 04-mar-2008 Mensajes: 156 Estado: Desconectados |
No, error message, there is just a black outlined box where the puzzle should be and a tiny red x in the upper left corner of the box which I did try to right click but didn't show the game or anything. It is a blank white page with the blue links to the forums above the box. ---------------------------------------- Cheers, Happyharlot Viridian and Ocean Wide, (Nanncy on Hunter) Make a Playlist to Share with Your Fellow Pirates :) |
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tanonev
Ingresó: 18-nov-2006 Mensajes: 1718 Estado: Desconectados |
I'm guessing you have Java 5 instead of Java 6. I've uploaded a Java 5 version instead; please retry the puzzle (you may have to exit your browser and/or clear your cache). ---------------------------------------- Tanonev on Sage It's Bake-Off time again! PLAY ME (updated 6/4/09) Puppetar by Tilinka |
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Jolyma
Ingresó: 17-sep-2005 Mensajes: 5964 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Once I went to the wiki proposal page, it was easy to pick up * What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) For me, there was no addiction factor. I played it, but it isn't an idea that would keep me coming back. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? It was fun at first, but then I didn't find it truly challenging. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? It does. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? It felt about right to me. * What is your favorite part of the game? I'm not sure I could point to one thing that stood out. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players?What I found difficult was memorizing the shapes to make. Once I did that, I didn't feel it was difficult enough for ult level puzzlers. ---------------------------------------- Jolyma Of Viridian, then Malachite and now also Midnight. |
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Happyharlot
Ingresó: 04-mar-2008 Mensajes: 156 Estado: Desconectados |
It worked Thanks! * How easy was it to learn to play? Pretty easy. * What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) I think was normal amount, not keeping me up till 4 am, but would play it again. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Yes it was fun. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Definitely, I really liked that about this one that the different shapes look like the items being built. I would definintely have pictures of the items you are supposed to make next to the actual game though, at least for begginers. I had to copy them down to play the puzzle. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? Felt like a good amount of time. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? Well, first when it only droped the one shape, was not as much fun, more shapes were better. * What is your favorite part of the game? see analogy question * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Yes. ---------------------------------------- Cheers, Happyharlot Viridian and Ocean Wide, (Nanncy on Hunter) Make a Playlist to Share with Your Fellow Pirates :) |
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ppplushies
Ingresó: 24-ago-2005 Mensajes: 2180 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Yes it was easy to learn to play. The idea and concept was kept very simple, making it easier to understand. * What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) I don't find it very addictive, and I forced myself to play it a couple times in order to full understand it. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? When you get some nice pieces, and the game plays nice, yes. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Yes it does. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? It takes too long. If you dropped it down to 15 clears or maybe even 10, it would make the game be much more fun. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? The lowest level. I kind of just got bored, and tried to find good strategies. * What is your favorite part of the game? None of it was really fun. But once I forced myself to try and think of strategies, it got a little better. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? No. ---------------------------------------- Kadazzle |
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CurlyKidd
Ingresó: 11-nov-2005 Mensajes: 489 Estado: Desconectados |
I thought this was very easy to pick up. A lack of presets made it hard to try and test the higher levels however. I thought it was too easy and not very addictive or fun, sadly. I'm not sure about the analogy. Perhaps this is going too literal (you're making a chest or a crate or a ...) and that's why? Time-wise, this seemed a bit tedious at the low level where you just get crates, but I think it's OK otherwise. I wanted to like it when I read the "you're making a crate or a chair or a ..." but after trying, no, it just wasn't the fun I wanted. |
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tahiral
 Ingresó: 02-may-2008 Mensajes: 13 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? It was easy to grasp the game What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) Somewhere in the middle * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? It wasnt somthing i would play contiously like the other puzzles * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? I don't see how it would, so no. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? just about right, it doesn't take long. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? I didn't have favorite settings, really. * What is your favorite part of the game? I didn't have a favorite part it was kinda dull * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? No it wouldnt cause its the same patterns ---------------------------------------- If i Forget to mention: Pirate : Ddevil Ocean : Sage find me on the game if u wana sell |
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perfectteen
Ingresó: 13-may-2005 Mensajes: 52 Estado: Desconectados |
How easy was it to learn to play? Simple in the beginning. What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) I didn't like playing this at all. Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? I got bored before the first minute passed. Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? I don't really see the analogy. Making simple shapes doesn't seem like much of a furnishing puzzle. Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? I couldn't finish the game because of the lack of interest I had in it. Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? To be honest, none of them. What is your favorite part of the game? The pieces dropping down reminded me of Tetris, so that was interesting. If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Probably - depends on what they have to do in the advanced levels of the puzzle. ---------------------------------------- PT - The Anti "Mary Sue". --- Perfectteen on Viridian and all other oceans. ---
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ellopoppet
Ingresó: 18-abr-2005 Mensajes: 3971 Estado: En línea |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Just like tetris so not too bad. What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) It was ok, once graphics and such are added in I am sure it'll be better. Nothing to look at atm. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? It was ok, but nothing I would run back too. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? No, but again graphics are everything. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? About right, though I never finish with a high score. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? I didn't have favorite settings to say. * What is your favorite part of the game? Blowing up the boxes. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I never did that great but it's just like tetris and that game becomes very hard the higher up to you. So yes I think it would be hard enough for ults. ---------------------------------------- ~Athens~ Hunter Snuggles, Puggles, Woggles and Snook is still all mine! Want to know who makes my avatars? |
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antisilence
Ingresó: 27-oct-2005 Mensajes: 165 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Very easy. * What is the addiction factor? Do you have to force yourself to play it a few more times in order to give decent feedback, or does it tempt you to keep playing when you have other things to do? (or somewhere in the middle) I had to force myself. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? I'm sorry, really did not find it fun at all. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? I can't see it. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? Too long. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? * What is your favorite part of the game? N/A * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I can't see it being challenging. ---------------------------------------- Aeval - Malachite Linnyani - Hunter (semi retired her) Piplicus says, "I heard whenever Emerson sings, all cats and dogs die anyway http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y141/SchwaWarrior/YPP/Card_Linnyani.png |
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