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CraftingProj
Joined: Sep 21, 2006 Posts: 221 Status: Offline |
This thread is for feedback on the GCPP Snapper puzzle. We will collect feedback for a few weeks (at least until January 4th). Note that this is an extension of the Mariggle puzzle. 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. Do not post suggestions for improvement to this thread. Those should go here instead. Thread now open! ---------------------------------------- [Edit 1 times, last edit by CraftingProj at Dec 22, 2008 10:36:27 AM] |
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Sara_Sparrow
Joined: Jun 16, 2006 Posts: 918 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? The concept was easy to understand, but playing was hard. * 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, but I could 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? 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 would. ---------------------------------------- Sarahsparrow of Cerulean Captain of Barnacle for Brains Lady of Riot |
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camelama
Joined: Jun 29, 2006 Posts: 58 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Couldn't really translate the words into actual physical play. Took me a while to figure out the concept of what to do to start with, and never really figured out the whole gameplay. I R Dum? :) * 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. Had to force myself to keep playing long enough. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Nope, not for me, sorry. :( * 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? Way too long, but that was because I wasn't having fun. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? None. :( * What is your favorite part of the game? Don't think I could pick one * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I guess. ---------------------------------------- "Life is a banquet and most poor suckers are starving!" -Auntie Mame |
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Discojack
Joined: Jul 6, 2006 Posts: 338 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? The goal is evident at first but the clearing mechanism is confusing when it begins to make peices disapear. Although it is not clear how to score combos or any specials at all. * What is the addiction factor? I liked the concept at first but it does not pose enough challenge to make me want to play it more. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Not really, perhaps proper graphics and more sparkle could change my mind but it was a bit too linear. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? I think the creator was too specific by deciding that the peices make specific peices of furniture. Although if they are made to more vague furniture related peices it could work. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? It can be done too fast if you manage to get just the one shape right due to the falling peice mechanism. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? Multiple colors were more challenging although it felt as do the board got cluttered fast and killed the shape making and enjoyment. * What is your favorite part of the game? I like the freedom given to the player as to how he assembles them and the technicality behind the stacking process for complex shapes and cascading. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I can see it become a challenge but it would need modifications. The potential with cascades and varied peices is there though. ---------------------------------------- When God gives you lemons Find a new God! Viprince |
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tanonev
Joined: Nov 18, 2006 Posts: 2329 Status: Offline |
Was this comment intended for Snapper or for Mariggle? Snapper has no restrictions on what kinds of figures you can assemble, as long as there's a solid border all around.
Not specifically directed at this player, but an apparently easily overlooked feature is the ability to clear out "cluttered" regions that can't be worked into a figure by pressing 'X' or right-clicking. ---------------------------------------- Tanonev on all oceans; currently exploring Meridian. Puppetar by Tilinka |
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Loren_S
 Joined: Mar 23, 2006 Posts: 656 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Basic concept is easy. The whole purpose escapes me. * 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) A bit higher than Mariggle. But still can't realy figure out what to do. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? It might with some more work. Potential is there. currently it is not. * 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. But got frustrated by not knowing what to do. So it was too long * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? Did not try more than the default * 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? It might. Though I think the basic Mariggle is more focused. ---------------------------------------- CoatOSilver, Captain of Forget About It, Retired King of ©©©, Sage |
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EmberLeo
Joined: Oct 1, 2006 Posts: 120 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Hmm, that's hard to answer. The very basic theme that I need to make closed shapes was quite clear and easy to understand. The specific mechanisms for moving the pieces took me a few tries, but that can be adjusted. It took me a little while to get it that white is no-color, and I had to be told point blank that I could clear the edge pieces by right-clicking at the top. So it's easy to get started, but you'd better write clear instructions and I'd better read them carefully if I want to really play. * What is the addiction factor? Just short of addicting. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Yes, quite - I think it's an inspired variation on the Mariggle theme. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? It doesn't feel specifically Furnishing-y to me, but perhaps it could be made to seem more so if the colors more overtly represented materials like wood, metal, and upholstery? * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? 1-2 colors. 3 just made me stop trying to have single color shapes. But I suspect a 3rd color would be interesting if I had more practice. * What is your favorite part of the game? I'm not sure. I guess I just really liked the mechanism of closing space. Once you get the hang of it, you can make really meandering shapes. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I suspect so - especially with more colors added in. --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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draco9
Joined: Jan 28, 2006 Posts: 68 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? --Pretty easy to learn, although the instructions on things like draining are not too clear. * 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? --its ok, but since its not very addicting, it takes some of the fun out * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? --Only if its analogous to building furniture and painting it. * 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 5 minutes, possibly too short to keep from burning through several labor hours without realizing it. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? --Stayed on the default level, did not try any extra colors. * What is your favorite part of the game? --That its relatively intuitive to start, and once shapes are enclosed, you can see how to form a strategy based on drop rates. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? --Not unless more pieces are added-as there are only 4 pieces, the drop rate will be somewhat easy to overcome and players would be able to memorize high scoring plays to an extent. ---------------------------------------- Dracon, Captain of Revenge of Io on the Midnight Ocean Queen of Deus ex Machina avatar drawn by me |
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MrTeatime
Joined: Jan 20, 2004 Posts: 359 Status: Offline |
Edit: Confused Snapper and Mariggle feedback AND forgot to send Mariggle at all. So I posted the old feedback for Mariggle and edited this one here * How easy was it to learn to play? It is easy to understand how the game works. * 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 it is quite addicting. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? It is fun to play. Since there are no shapes like in Mariggle, it is not discouraging if no suiting pieces are generated. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? The analogy is not as strong as in Mariggle. But still a good one. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? Playing time is about right. But that also depends on the settings for piece probability. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? The default setting is fun, but there is more challenge with more than one fill color. * What is your favorite part of the game? Trying to build highvalued areas. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Since the parts are generated randomly there will always be a challenge and adding more fill colors offers another way of making it harder/challenging. ---------------------------------------- Eldrick auf Opal Leitender Offizier (Senior Officer) der Ghosts of Darkness Priester des dunklen Lords El Pollo ---------------------------------------- [Edit 1 times, last edit by MrTeatime at Jan 7, 2009 7:58:11 AM] |
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Discojack
Joined: Jul 6, 2006 Posts: 338 Status: Offline |
I guess I got a bit confused with Mariggle but I still think that the idea of specifically geamotric shapes doesn't completely show the spirit of furniture which you generally want smooth and with details. I just can't see what graphics could be layered on the peices to make it seem like the player is making furnitre, although I fail at imagintion (I blame the media).
I played again with the right clicking never mind what I said it works wonders although I still find that the falling peices when completing an enclosed space make for a glitchy success when you make 3X3 squares. Edit: Quotes Phail ---------------------------------------- When God gives you lemons Find a new God! Viprince ---------------------------------------- [Edit 1 times, last edit by Discojack at Dec 23, 2008 6:07:27 AM] |
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MrTeatime
Joined: Jan 20, 2004 Posts: 359 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Gameplay is easy 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) It is addicting, because you want to try to get bigger shapes. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? It is fun to play. But get boring after some time and you need a break. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? The analogy is suitable, but adding shapes to build (like in Mariggle) makes it too hard. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? In the test games the time was a bit short. More shapes to build won't hurt the experience. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? When playing with more than one color, the penalty for building multicolor areas is not obivous. But generally adding more colors adds challenge. * What is your favorite part of the game? Trying to build large areas. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? It is possible to build a shape that is "self supporting". Finishing the area will leave a similar shape that can be finished right away, leaving the same shape again. At some point the challenge for ult level players could shrink. ---------------------------------------- Eldrick auf Opal Leitender Offizier (Senior Officer) der Ghosts of Darkness Priester des dunklen Lords El Pollo |
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kaoma
Joined: Mar 27, 2005 Posts: 182 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? easy after reading the instructions a 2nd time * 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 liked it but not enough to keep playing for a long time * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? yes it was (a lot more than mariggle) * 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? about right * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? with 3 colors * What is your favorite part of the game? trying to make big unicolor shapes * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? not if it stays with 3 colors and 4 shapes ---------------------------------------- Orchidee, on Cerulean and all other oceans Don't call me Orc! I'm a flower not a beast |
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Taiaka
Joined: Aug 3, 2007 Posts: 23 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Its pretty straight forward. I wasn't too sure what draining the edges did the first game or two, but got the hang of it quickly enough. * 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? I didn't get frustrated, to me it was calming even with the 3 colors. It got repetitive after about 5 games though, but even so I kinda developed a familiarity and wanted to see how high I could score and how large I could build a box. I played it more times than I thought I would. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? The simplicity is serindipidous, so I wouldn't exactly use the word 'fun'. More like challenging...and satisfying when ye get on a roll. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Yeah, I 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? At first I didn't even notice that I even had a goal, but that was just my stupidity. Once I got rolling it took about the same time to complete a game as say shipwrightery, so I'd say it felt about right. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? I liked playing with all 3 colors best (kinda almost wished it would be more difficult too), but I really didn't understand the scoring/penalties * What is your favorite part of the game? Trying to build huge shapes and see how they'd score...and then try to beat my score! * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I think there would have to be more colors and shapes, curveballs or nightmare pieces a player would dread to see in queue in order for it to remain challenging. ---------------------------------------- Venenosa of Midnight Captain of Jolly's Pirates Se habla Español |
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Luvessy
Joined: Dec 1, 2003 Posts: 2659 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Easy and somewhat intuitive for basic gameplay. Non-basic strategies like color drain are a little harder to find. The instructions are not clearly written, but I didn't find that I really needed them. * 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. Certainly something I would spend a few minutes playing in between other options. I found it very easy to pick up one or two sessions. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Snapper is much closer to what I wanted Mariggle to be. I enjoyed it. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? I'm not sure I see the analogy with the current graphics and gameplay. * 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? 3 colors * What is your favorite part of the game? Building large, windy shapes and trying to keep them one color. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? It would need some enhancements...definitely more than three colors. Possibly a special 2x2 shape to really mix things up. ---------------------------------------- --Mistymate (Avatar by Sancha.) |
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* How easy was it to learn to play? It took me ages to figure out that in order to drain the pieces you had to right click while your mouse is hovering over the bar the pieces appear in or it doesn't work. I got really frustrated because I couldn't get it to work and wasn't sure whether it was a glitch or if I was just plain dumb. Please clarify this in the instructions. Other than that it wasn't too hard 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) No addiction factor whatsoever for me. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Not really. I don't feel any sense of purpose in what I'm building, nor do I feel very motivated to create combos and up my score that way. But that's probably because of the graphics. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Not really. The thing that tied mariggle to furnishing was the specific shapes that had to be made and that's gone in this one * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? 2 minutes if I wasn't trying to build any coombos or pay attention to the enclosed colors. Maybe 5 if I was. It still felt too long because I wasn't having any fun, but would probably be an acceptable ammount of time if that changed * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? Fun isn't the right word here, but the levels with more shapes and more colors were definitely more challenging. And less monotonous. * What is your favorite part of the game? Don't have one at the moment * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Sure. You can always go for more complicated shapes or bigger combos. If you can keep yourself from falling asleep long enough. I definitely think this game needs more excitement, since it doesn't have the time factor putting you on your toes like other games do. ---------------------------------------- Arnora on all Green oceans, but mainly Viridian SO of Die By The Sword Princess of Post Mortem |
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tanonev
Joined: Nov 18, 2006 Posts: 2329 Status: Offline |
That's a bug and has been fixed; right clicking now works anywhere on or near the board (though not over in the scoring area). Thanks for the report :) ---------------------------------------- Tanonev on all oceans; currently exploring Meridian. Puppetar by Tilinka |
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kittycool
Joined: Oct 28, 2006 Posts: 304 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? It took me around two minutes to understand it, but when I did I got into it easily. * 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 very addicting, I had to force myself to stay. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Not really. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? I guess it would work for furnishing. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? I think it's just about right. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? I liked 2 colours and all shapes. 3 colours got quite confusing. * What is your favorite part of the game? Making big shapes. * 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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* How easy was it to learn to play? Easy to understand * What is the addiction factor? I found it addictive as I tried to understand the best way to play the game * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Fairly fun * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Not a great analogy * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Approx 5 mins seemed a bit short * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? 3 colours * What is your favorite part of the game? Trying to work out the logic for getting a good score * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Not sure how complexity would be increased to high enough level |
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randompanzy
Joined: Nov 10, 2006 Posts: 1776 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? pretty easy * What is the addiction factor? somewhat addicting * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? alittle bit more from the maggie puzzle but not so much * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? still no :s * 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? starting settings * What is your favorite part of the game? still dont have one * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? no i still dont think it can be ---------------------------------------- Randompanzy on every ocean mainly Viridian SO of Puzzling Privateers Royal of Imperial Madness
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Gingerish
Joined: Dec 23, 2006 Posts: 22 Status: Offline |
I really LIKE this puzzle. Addicting? Aye! Time to play? What does it matter if ye are hooked? Anything to get me off the distilling puzzle will be nice:) ---------------------------------------- The only person I care to impress.... ........................................I married. |
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Quitex
Joined: Oct 9, 2006 Posts: 7979 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Yes! It was easy to learn to play. * What is the addiction factor? I couldn't stop playing after I understood the game * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Yes! however I get frustrated when I misdrop pieces :( * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? With colors? 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 time. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? One and Two colors. * What is your favorite part of the game? Building patterns * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Yes, it would totally give a big challenge. Sometimes with two colors you srsly mess things up, i couldn't imagine with THREE colors. ---------------------------------------- Quitex, everywhere.
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Happyharlot
Joined: Mar 4, 2008 Posts: 156 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Was good amount of easiness. * 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) Hmm... wasn't totall addicted to this one. Carpentry in PP is my worst game, this reminded me of it a little, just in those kind of shapes and in creating them. It just isn't my thing, might be great for others thought, it is a good idea. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun?Mmm.. so-so for me, but again maybe great for others. Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? It could be if phrased in the right way. You are creating shapes which then could be used in the furniture. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? This seemed a little long for me. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? I didn't do that well in the upper level with more colors, but the addition of more colors was very exciting to me, (made me want to play more, then with the one color option. * What is your favorite part of the game? Multiple colors. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Probably. ---------------------------------------- Cheers, Happyharlot Viridian and Ocean Wide, (Nanncy on Hunter) Make a Playlist to Share with Your Fellow Pirates :) |
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smilidom
 Joined: Aug 25, 2006 Posts: 147 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Well, I got it really 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) It, I guess since the graphics and gameplay are still raw, I didn't get really adicted, but I do think with some graphic and gameplay inprovements this game would caught me. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Sure is, I liked it a lot. * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Yes, I guess with the graphics it would be a lot better. * 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 too long, a bit shorter would be way better. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? Since I'm a begginer, 1 color, and 1 on every piece frequency was the best, in my opinion there is no need to change piece frequency, it spoils the fun, since some pieces are easyer to place than others. * What is your favorite part of the game? I coudn't divide the game in parts actually. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I think it does, thou I coudn't get good with more than 1 color, I guess changin the number of colors make it a lot more challenging. Separate from that, I have a suggestion, I guess that, if it had some special shapes, that would be worth way more points than the normal shapes, would make it a lot funnier and challenging. But to add that the scoring for the normal shapes would have to be lowered. Edit: One more thing: In my opinion, Snappers is way better than Mariglle. It actually looks like Snappers is a inproved version of Mariglle. ---------------------------------------- Smilidom on Hunter. Nothing important so far... ---------------------------------------- [Edit 1 times, last edit by smilidom at Dec 29, 2008 7:56:14 PM] |
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Jolyma
Joined: Sep 17, 2005 Posts: 8677 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play?Fairly 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) It doesn't have an addiction factor for me. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun?Moreso than Mariggle. * 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 felt a bit long in my opinion. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun?The higher settings were a bit more fun for me. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I do believe it is more challenging that Mariggle. Overall, I just couldn't keep my attention on it though. It just wasn't my kind of puzzle. ---------------------------------------- Jolyma Avatar by Sundancer |
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Sharktailz
Joined: Feb 17, 2008 Posts: 704 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Very, very easy. I had already learned the rules in Mariggle, so no little rule reading was needed. * 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 a step up from the Mariggle puzzle, but it is still 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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ppplushies
Joined: Aug 24, 2005 Posts: 2335 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Yes! It was probably one of the easier ones to learn how to play and get strategies down then the rest of the other crafting puzzles. * What is the addiction factor? I loved this game! Very addicting. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? Very fun. It is a tad annoying when you mess-up, but fixing the mess-up is part of the fun :D * Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? Yes, because of the colours and such. * Approximately how long does it take you to play a typical game? Does this time feel too long, too short, or about right? It seems about right. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? Two colours I found the best. If I had three it got rather confusing, but with more practise it would be doable and fun. * What is your favorite part of the game? Building up the patterns. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? Yep! Ult level players would have to do particularly well, because so many people would want to play this puzzle, and excell at it. ---------------------------------------- Kadazzle |
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CurlyKidd
Joined: Nov 11, 2005 Posts: 489 Status: Offline |
I found this to be more addictive than the earlier version and it was kind of fun (5 out of 10?). But I don't get the analogy at all here. The time part seemed about right, however. I did like trying to make big shapes clear and it could become a challenge at the high level, but again, I just don't see how this is a furniture puzzle. |
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perfectteen
Joined: May 13, 2005 Posts: 51 Status: Offline |
How easy was it to learn to play? Easy to understand, hard to carry out. 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 more interesting than its counterpart, Mariggle, but I still had to force myself to play it. Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? More so than Mariggle, but there's really no fun to this game. Does the analogy work for a crafting puzzle? I don't find that it works for 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 this version either. Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? None of them. What is your favorite part of the game? I liked draining the edges, but I think that it made me mess up a lot. If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? It probably will, but since I didn't play long enough I can't tell for sure. ----------------------------------------
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puppy1254170
Joined: Oct 24, 2006 Posts: 227 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? It took me a while to understand how to get out of the negative score, but it was easy after 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) At first I was forcing myself to play it, then I didn't want it to end, so somewhere in the middle. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? After understanding it, 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? I felt it was about just right. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? The default ones. * What is your favorite part of the game? I liked being able to clear most areas by pressing X or right-clicking. It made it easier. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I would think so, not sure how, but I think it would be possible. Missjessica on Sage ---------------------------------------- Missjessica on Avatar by Kolibri Starting back up from square one. *Sigh* |
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ellopoppet
Joined: Apr 18, 2005 Posts: 4245 Status: Offline |
* How easy was it to learn to play? Not too bad, but then again I played Mariggle first. * 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 liked this MUCH better than Mariggle , I was also more hooked too it. * Separate from the addiction, is playing the game fun? After understanding it, yes * 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? I felt it was about just right. * Which level or settings did you find to be the most fun? The default one, were there more? * What is your favorite part of the game? Being able to use my arrow keys to move things about, I am on a laptop. * If you played enough to get good at this game, will it provide a challenge for Ult level players? I really can't say, I am not that good ---------------------------------------- ~Athens~ Hunter Want to know who makes my avatars? |
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