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CraftingProj
Ingresó: 21-sep-2006 Mensajes: 221 Estado: Desconectados |
This thread is for feedback on the GCPP Carp puzzle. We will collect feedback for a few weeks (at least until January 4th). 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. Do not post suggestions for improvement to this thread. Those should go here instead. Thread is open for feedback. ---------------------------------------- [Editado 1 veces, Última edición por CraftingProj en 14-dic-2008 21:12:54] |
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ellopoppet
Ingresó: 18-abr-2005 Mensajes: 3971 Estado: En línea |
For anyone else who needs help here is the wiki link
After reading the wiki instuctions I picked it up in about five minutes
I am really not a fan a rubix cubes so I had to push myself to finish my games.
For me no, but again, I don't like rubix cubes.
I am sure you could use artwork to make it look like it fit more but in it's current form without being told what puzzle it's for I would have no idea.
It takes me about 6 minutes to get though it on easy. But no, it didn't feel too long or short.
2-5
I didn't really have one.
I didn't play enough. ---------------------------------------- ~Athens~ Hunter Snuggles, Puggles, Woggles and Snook is still all mine! Want to know who makes my avatars? ---------------------------------------- [Editado 2 veces, Última edición por ellopoppet en 15-dic-2008 9:56:12] |
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XEcastasy
Ingresó: 15-nov-2005 Mensajes: 565 Estado: Desconectados |
You're suppose to click and drag the colors to make the patterns that are below the colorful box. So example... If a pattern is say... Whitebox/blackbox Blackbox/whitebox Then you those two white boxes are going to be the same color, and the black boxes are going to be the same of another color. You can pick any color So you move the pieces and say you make a... Blue/Red Red/Blue And then it will clear the pattern and give you points. Hope that helps a little :) ---------------------------------------- Ecastasy of Cobalt Avatar by Iljaynell<3! |
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spinbad
Ingresó: 01-sep-2005 Mensajes: 615 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Very easy once I read the instructions. * 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) More addictive at the easier level where setting up combos was easier. The higher levels felt less natural. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? I thought it was entertaining. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? I didn't see the association. * 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 just about right to me. Easier levels went quickly, the higher levels took a bit longer to plan out and execute for a better score. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? The levels that use the "medium" pieces * What is your favorite part of the game? Successful cascades. Felt like I had to really watch what I was doing to not mess up the next pattern. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Yes. Increasing pattern complexity with limited board real estate makes for some serious planning. ---------------------------------------- A Nefarious Miscreant It's not an Avatar, it's an AvaTart
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Jolyma
Ingresó: 17-sep-2005 Mensajes: 5964 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Once I found the instructions, 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) I enjoyed it, and I didn't mind playing it, but it wasn't something that would keep me coming back if I have other things to do. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? I enjoyed it. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? It might depending on graphics, but I didn't relate it to 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 can get through the easy rounds in about 5 minutes, which feels comfortable. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? I liked the more challenging levels. * What is your favorite part of the game? I can't say one thing stood out as favorite. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I believe so, you have to plan ahead and watch your board in order to score high. ---------------------------------------- Jolyma Of Viridian, then Malachite and now also Midnight. |
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Sharktailz
Ingresó: 17-feb-2008 Mensajes: 704 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? It took me a few minutes to understand what I was supposed to do. The rules did not state the goal so I sat there for a minutes staring at the board, hoping to find a trigger. I noticed the shapes underneath the blocks and once I realized that I was supposed to mimic the figure I finally grasped the idea. With a clear set of instructions this could be an incredibly easy puzzle to learn. * 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'm not addicted. It is a bit plain for me to be addicted to the puzzle. I did not have to force myself to play, it was fun, but I can't see myself obsessing about this puzzle like I do about others. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Yes, it is fun. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? It could definitely work as a crafting puzzle, but for some reason I think it would also do fine if it were a piracy puzzle. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? Four minutes is my average time. This time span is excellent, and although it could be lengthened, I do not see a point. It is great the way it is. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? The second level is the most fun for me (I did not tamper with any settings). Not too hard, not too easy, just right! * What is your favorite part of the game? The overlapping dice pieces. I think that is a very clever addition the game. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Absolutely! The high levels are extremely difficult. ---------------------------------------- Sharktail, Sage. Avatar by Phillite! Laptop done broked'd! PM me if you need anything. |
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amoyer
Ingresó: 07-ago-2005 Mensajes: 524 Estado: Desconectados |
It was very easy to learn. For the 1st level. As soon as I got to the 2nd level, with the 2 colour pieces, it was much more difficult.
I don't find this addictive at all.
Not very
I could see this working for a weaving puzzle.
It took me a couple minutes to play a game which feels about right.
I started with preset level 1 which was pretty simple to learn and understand. As soon as the 2 colour pieces came into play I got very confused.
Not sure I had one.
I think it could be challenging but because I got confused with the 2 colour pieces I stopped playing it. I think if the 1st level was addicitive enough the addition challenge as the levels go up would help me pick it up quicker. ---------------------------------------- Cedarwings Captain of the Crew Schmew of the Flag Schmag Cobalt Ocean
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camelama
Ingresó: 29-jun-2006 Mensajes: 48 Estado: Desconectados |
*How easy was it to learn to play? Took me quite a while to figure out what the actual goal was - "make a clear" in the wiki instructions was still befuddling me. HOW to "make" a "clear"? What's a clear? How do you 'make' it? Once the last link finally clicked in place in me little pea brain, it all came fast. * 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 for me. Doesn't tempt me back at all. Had to force myself to play it. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Not for me, no - it didn't appeal to me. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Not for carp, no. 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? It felt too long - but that's because I wasn't having fun. I think if I actually liked the game, the time would have been fine. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? mid-range settings * What is your favorite part of the game? Finding different ways to slide things around * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I don't think so. Sorry to the puzzle maker - it just didn't hit my happy points. ---------------------------------------- "Life is a banquet and most poor suckers are starving!" -Auntie Mame |
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Sara_Sparrow
Ingresó: 16-jun-2006 Mensajes: 836 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Once I read the yppedia page, it was quite easy to catch on. * What is the addiction factor? A bit addicting. I could have walked away, but I did not want to. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? I thought it was quite fun. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? If the 'colors' were designed to match furnishing in some way, I could definitely see the analogy making sense. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? It took a few minutes to finish the first level. It felt about right. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? I only played the first one, but found it quite fun. * What is your favorite part of the game? Just trying to figure out what way to move a square to get it in the right spot. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I believe so. ---------------------------------------- Sarahsparrow of Midnight Captain of Barnacle for Brains Lady of Riot Trinkets I am trading, selling, and buying |
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* How easy was it to learn to play? I picked it up as soon as I read the instructions * 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) Well, I played it for about a half hour so that explains a lot. But comparing it to if it was implemented in the game, it might get pushed aside till later so I can do something else. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Wasn't one of the best puzzle games I've ever played, but I also like faster games, but aside from that, a pretty fun game. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? It makes quite a lot of sense seeing as your trying to build different shapes, and with more detailed blocks and things like that, I could see it closely relating to 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? I wasn't timing myself or anything, but I think it took me around 3-5 minutes to play the game which is a nice time, of course I don't think I was too good at it so it could have been shorter from some people, i don't know. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? I mostly just played on easy, but seeing as I got more challenged o nth medium, I think that could be a little more suitable. * What is your favorite part of the game? I really liked the rubix cube type feel and I thought it was very fluent feeling, and I dunno, just something about it was really nice along with the fact how different it is from the other YPP games. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Like I said, I wasn't really too good at it, but if it went to the hard difficulty, I could see it as quite a challenging puzzle. ---------------------------------------- Viridianmast says, "Ak the OM's are trying to sink me =P" Dlonelyone says," Just tell them you're alone and you're trying to get across, they're pretty nice. "Gaia tells you," Hold still while I smash you into the wall!! XD |
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randompanzy
Ingresó: 10-nov-2006 Mensajes: 1579 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Took me awhile but when i got it it was easy. just needs better instructions. * 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 did get alittle addicted hehe, i liked the doubles and the reflected stuff it was like a shock to me but kinda cool * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Yep * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Sadly no i dont think it would work. it reminds me too much of shipwriting. :( * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? 3-6 minuntes depending on if i get distracted. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? The first level i didnt mess with the other settings though * What is your favorite part of the game? How easy it was to play, and how it reminded me of a eaiser version of shipwriting. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Yes it could be challenging if it got added though i cant really see it being added to pp :( ---------------------------------------- Randompanzy on every ocean mainly Viridian SO of Puzzling Privateers Royal of Imperial Madness
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MrTeatime
Ingresó: 20-ene-2004 Mensajes: 356 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? I got a grasp of the game mechanics quite fast. I had more problems finding out, that you only can complete the first pattern and you don't have the choice of the three given, but a look into the instructions would have prevented 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) If you like the kind of puzzle you could play it on and on. But I think, that a lot of obstacles will annoy fast. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Yes. It's fun for people who like finding patterns. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? It's meant for Furnishing, but it could also fit for Weaving. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? The default settings of the demo feel right. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? A decent mixture of multicolored cubes and frozen cubes. * What is your favorite part of the game? finding a way to get a chain * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Since the new cubes are created randomly there is no way of training certain patterns. So I think that for Ult level players there will still be a challenge. ---------------------------------------- Eldrick auf Opal Leitender Offizier (Senior Officer) der Ghosts of Darkness |
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Shiekan
Ingresó: 05-nov-2005 Mensajes: 26 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... Its very boring * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Not really * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? I don't think so * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? It took me bout 5 minutes and was tooooo long * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? Non * What is your favorite part of the game? The part when it said game over!?! * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Don't think so ---------------------------------------- Mootsie on Sage ocean |
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puppy1254170
Ingresó: 24-oct-2006 Mensajes: 175 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? It was fairly easy, once I discovered the patterns at the bottom that kind of hid from my screen. * 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, I didn't force myself to play, but I didn't have to struggle to stop playing. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? It's pretty fun, yes. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? In a way, 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 3 minutes. It feels in between too short and just right. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? The default settings. * What is your favorite part of the game? I like spinning and spinning it like a Rubiks cube :) * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Possibly, but I can't think of what you could do to the game to make it more challenging. Missjessica on Sage. ---------------------------------------- Missjessica on Sage :) Avatar by Msake |
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EmberLeo
Ingresó: 01-oct-2006 Mensajes: 112 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? It took me a little bit of time to figure out the multi-colored cubes, but I got it ok. I've played Chuzzle a lot, so the rest was very straightforward. * What is the addiction factor? I'm not sure. I like it better and better as I play it, which is a good sign, but I have to push myself to play it in the first place, so without motivation, I might never reach addiction in the first place. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? I think it definitely can be, but finding the right balances is going to be very tricky. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? I don't really get that there is any analogy there right now, but I think with the right graphics it could work. If you need a furnishing puzzle, then I suppose you'd need to put wood grain textures and upholstery and such. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? I still have no sense of time. I did feel like this is a slow-down-and-think game, which is actually kind of nice. Only I don't have the option of half-assing it at all, because it's slow-down-and-think just to get the patterns matched *at all*, which is the base level, wheras I can choose to get a lower score by half-assing my way through Alchemistry or Blacksmithing (two of my favorite puzzles in all of PP) or I can slow down and plan further ahead and get a better and better score. Yes, I speed up as I get better, but I also slow down as I get more dedicated, and I think that's good. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? Hmm, I found all the levels good, but in different ways. I found the lowest level the most fun in a PuzzlePirates kind of way, because it could be fast paced, or I could slow down and try to plan ahead for combos. * What is your favorite part of the game? That I'm making specific patterns, rather than just matching sets of 3+. Not to belabor the point, but Chuzzle Deluxe has full-board puzzles (without the multi-colored cubes, and no lock-ups) and I found those to be SO much more entertaining than the original typical match-3 function. I'm delighted to see that as the base of the game here, and in a less-than-full-board way. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? If they have my kind of brain, yes, I think so. I think the greater question is there a way to have it cover the full range - assuming the complications are meant to be increased with your skill level, I think you're golden. But this game isn't going to appeal to everyone. I think it's one of the kinds that will appeal to a very particular kind of person, and others won't bother with it. I guess that's safe with a crafting puzzle, though ;) I see potential for it in this game, but I think you'd have to make it so the three potential patterns at the bottom can be filled in *any* order, rather than having to be filled in *that* order, if you want to make the game flexible enough that it can be half-assed at all. Actually, I kind of wish you'd do that anyway, because I regularly found myself trying to match the middle pattern, rather than the leftmost. I have no idea why... Obviously combinations and doubles and such make the upward range very flexible, and that's a good thing. While I'm at this (in the wrong section, I'm sure) I didn't care for the lock-up effect. The multi-color elements are plenty enough, I think. The lock-ups kind of disappointed me, actually, since I thought that put me right back into Chuzzle whereas I was very pleased with the variation that made this game NOT Chuzzle. And it didn't really add anything necessary to the game, so why bother? --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 ---------------------------------------- [Editado 1 veces, Última edición por EmberLeo en 16-dic-2008 16:07:49] |
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Master15S
Ingresó: 23-jul-2007 Mensajes: 930 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? It was hard to find the purpose, at first, but then I read the instructions and it 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) /e is tempted right now, and has only played one game.. But I SHOULD be eating O.O * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Yes! * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Yes, because it is building something, just like Blacksmithing is smelting something. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? It took me about ten minutes? and that is just right. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? I only tried level one so far, but the higher levels looked like tons of fun * What is your favorite part of the game? All of it. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I would think so, because it changes enough each time that, like gunning, you could get what looked like an impossible board. That would be challenging AND fun ^_^ Padme PS: I loved it! ---------------------------------------- PadmeMaster-- SO in Aqua Vitae on Viridian Avvie by Tashymar of Midnight |
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yasinath
 Ingresó: 07-oct-2007 Mensajes: 13 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) meh. I don't think I'd avoid this puzzle but I wouldn't be likely to look forwrad to playing it again. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? it was ok. I wish you could satisfy any of the patterns rather than just the "next" one, but I guess that's where chaining comes in. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? It didn't really have any specific content. It's just colors. I think it could be adapted, maybe for a cloth-making or dying puzzle. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? It seemed pretty short. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? I only played the default level. * What is your favorite part of the game? I managed to chain once at the end, which was cool. It was difficult to chain, so that made a good challenge. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I think that would depend on how the point structure was set up, but it could potentially be a good challenge. It's like a huge rubik's cube puzzle. |
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Loren_S
 Ingresó: 23-mar-2006 Mensajes: 541 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? somewhat. The differnt colored cubes are not that intuitive * 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) medium. Had no problem stoping it. High levels where abit frustrating at times. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Hard to say. He colors of the prototye hurt my eyes. Higher levels demanded more concentration than I was willing to invest. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? not that well * 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. On low levels a bit short. On high ones way to long * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? The lower settings, that could be done faster. The higher levels required too much thinking and trying * What is your favorite part of the game? moving the "bands" around * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? The high levels are challenging. But might be a drag. ---------------------------------------- CoatOSilver, Captain of Forget About It, King of ©©©, Sage |
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Bartholemu4
Ingresó: 05-sep-2008 Mensajes: 152 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? I felt this one was a little difficult to figure out because of sensory overload. The riot of color and shapes on the playing field distracted me from the purpose of creating patterns within the field * 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) honestly, i only really wanted to play it enough to get a feel for it. I don't think this would be a puzzle that i wanted to come back a play regularly. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? I suppose there was some amusment involved in the actual play mechanic - especially when I realized the potential for setting rolling combos. I would point out, however that with a queue of only three goals - getting any combo beyond a triple will be due to shear blind luck. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? As with some of the other potential games - I really don't see a strong contection to furniture crafting here, infact, I'm not sure a see a strong connection to any particular crafting puzzle need. while it is true that the puzzle has an a farily low "annoyment" factor in relation to the grinding that occurs on other crafting puzzles, I think the puzzle is too cerebral to connect to an actual crafting activity. * 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? ---------------------------------------- sic hoc adfixium in obice legere potes, et liberaliter educatus et ni mis propinquus ades. ...Still waiting for my free cheese ... |
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I couldnt figure out how to play! |
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Perlandria
Ingresó: 29-jul-2005 Mensajes: 1567 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? The dragging movement was easy to figure out. Understand that they were rotating cubes took me a while the first time I played months ago, but that is something artwork and animation can really help with and not a problem. * 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) Despite being slightly addicted to Chuzzle, I am not addicted to this. I don't know if it is the lack of eyes following my cursor, no cute noises and explosions or what. It may be that because I am so tactile and play with dice so much in my real life I just don't want to play with dice I can't pick up and touch. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Yes! especially around level 5. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Not really. But it might be a great solitaire style Inn game for people who want to hang out at the Inn for social reason but don't want to be in a group table. I associate dice more with Liars Dice and other bar games. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? I didn't time myself, but I think it is too short. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? Around level 3 it got interesting enough that some addiction kicked in, and I had the most fun at level 5. Above that I was too frustrated that they weren't real dice and I was having a hard time remembering the rotation because they weren't real to me. More time in a learning curve, or art that lets me track better, I'd probably be happy in the level 6 or 7 range. It was disappointing how easy it was to accidentally fulfill a pattern while trying to arrange it in another spot because of the way the colors rotate on different sides of the dice. I felt rewarded for luck, and that my skill was incidental. How am I supposed to look ahead to the next two patterns as combos with this happening? This was especially true of the offset diagonal 4 square, the one that would be AB on row one and BA on row two. Take that pattern out of the higher levels. * What is your favorite part of the game? I do like dice quite a bit, even if it does make me twitch in the 'I want to pop the corners off the rubiks cube and reassemble rather than solve' way. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Yes, if you can make it less easy to luck into a pattern, since that wrecks planned combos ---------------------------------------- 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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Yuukiko
Ingresó: 09-oct-2007 Mensajes: 17 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? i got the idea just playing it, it didn't had that much science... * 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) mmm... well, when i was like 6 months old i HATED CARP, i relized it wasn't that easy just looking at it, i pushed myself to get it more, and yay, i got renowned (SADLY NOW I LOWERED DOWN, AND I DON'T KNOW WHY T_T) its just addictive when you are having so many masterpieces * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Sometimes, but i would say its entretaining, then it gets tierdsome,boring, sometimes... just like rubik's cubes (i know how to solve them...) * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? uh?? * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? well, its fine ^^ * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? i like the common pieces... they are cool =w= * What is your favorite part of the game? when that cute hammer gets yellow and starts movin' faaassstt!!! gettin' MP! * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Of course, practice is what makes teacher... whas it like that that say? even though i don't have that much time T_T ---------------------------------------- Yuuji from the Cobalt Ocean! and all other oceans. VIVA MÉXICO CABRONES!  MJ... his dancing was great! |
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Perlandria
Ingresó: 29-jul-2005 Mensajes: 1567 Estado: Desconectados |
Try playing the puzzle over here: http://www.alpha-slash.com/ypp/carp1.asp It is the Play Now link from the top of the thread. Like Ships, Three Rings named the Proposals after FISH! This proposal just happens to be named Carp, the fish that look like koi only not as pretty? Yes, we all call the duty puzzle Carpentry the word Carp, but right now we mean the fish and this proposal: http://www.alpha-slash.com/ypp/carp1.asp ---------------------------------------- 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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Anneogram
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* How easy was it to learn to play? The instructions below the game didnt help, instructions in this thread helped me. Once a understood how to move pieces it was easy to learn * What is the addiction factor? It was OK the biggest problem was I did not understand what colours would appear in the multicolour block when I moved it. I suspect the cross at the side of the game was supposed to help but I was not able to predict which colour the block would turn if I moved the block up/down etc. If I understood this it would add to the fun of the game. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? It was quite good fun to play * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Perhaps work best as weaving puzzle? * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Didnt notice time, assume it was about 5-10 mins About right * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? 5-7 if I could predict the colours blocks would turn better the higher levels would be more fun Level 9 was too hard with the blocks changing colour AND big patterns. * What is your favorite part of the game? I can see the possibility to create chains * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Yes is could be challenging for ults |
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Kamiya29
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Carp is really fun, its the most relaxing. (honest thought) I wish there would be more carp events from now on... |
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kaoma
Ingresó: 27-mar-2005 Mensajes: 86 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? ok * 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 addictive for me at all, had to force myself to keep playing * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? not for me * 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? I never watch time when playing sorry. but it felt right * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? 1st * What is your favorite part of the game? chains * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? prolly ---------------------------------------- Orchidee, on midnight and all other oceans Don't call me Orc! I'm a flower not a beast ---------------------------------------- [Editado 1 veces, Última edición por kaoma en 31-dic-2008 4:16:46] |
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Quitex
Ingresó: 09-oct-2006 Mensajes: 6491 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Was really easy once I read... a lot of times.... the instructions. * 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) Addictive at an easier level, but harder levels was really boring. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? It is fun for a little while * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? If colors are changed to wood-cloth-iron-etc. or other products a furnisher uses, then 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 is fine at the earlier levels, harder levels take too long to plan. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? The levels which spawns the medium difficulty pieces * What is your favorite part of the game? Just clearing stuff. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Yes. Trying to plan your board so you don't screw up is a real challenge. ---------------------------------------- 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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Loonytonks
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* How easy was it to learn to play? Was a bit confusing at first but after a game or two it seemed quite simple * 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) Quite addicting, not the most addicting thing ever but will keep me from doing important other things * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Yes except for the nails which are just annoying. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Seems quite random, but with graphics could probably seem fitting. * 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? 3/4 * What is your favorite part of the game? Dosnt really seem like enough different parts to answer this * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Yes, boxes with 6 colours make it hard |
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Uberlypirate
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* How easy was it to learn to play? The early levels were perfect for learning but starting at a higher level would be ridiculous * 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 pretty addicting at first but after about level 6 I just decided to be done * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? The game play is fun. It takes alot of thought for some things so it's not just a mindless puzzle * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? If you mixed it with sailing a little and came up with something other than colors you the analogy would work oh so much better * 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? 4/5 * What is your favorite part of the game? I like the feel of the controls * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Ult players would find it extremely enjoyable i think |
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ppplushies
Ingresó: 24-ago-2005 Mensajes: 2180 Estado: Desconectados |
* How easy was it to learn to play? After reading the wiki and looking at the nice pictures, I found it easy 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) I had to force myself to play it a little more then I wanted to, to make sure I had good and reliable feedback. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? I don't really like these type of games, so, for me, it wasn't too much fun. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Kind of. Mixing up the colours would've been better, but I think it works. * 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 about right. Wasn't too long, but I got bored, mostly because of the puzzle though. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? 4/5, made it hard, but not impossible. I probably would've like 5/5 more, but I don't really like these types of games. * What is your favorite part of the game? I second the feel of the controls part. It was the only thing that really appealed to me, as I dislike the game concept. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Of course. All crafting puzzles are hard to keep and maintain Ult at, so it will be one of the easier ones, but 100% it will still be hard. ---------------------------------------- Kadazzle |
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