motion: b
by aaronsantiago
motion: b
Tags for motion: b
Description
My entry to the Kongregate Game Jam! The theme was *Attraction*, and I made use of the modifier *No Text.*
This game is the second entry in the motion series, a set of games that mix simplistic visuals with innovative sound design to create entertainment out of as little as possible.
"Play motion: a here":https://jabdownsmash.itch.io/motiona
"My website":https://jabdownsmash.com/
"Matt's website":https://src-code.simons-rock.edu/~mmautarelli11/
How to Play
Click and hold to attract the ball, avoid the glitchy balls as long as you can.
Works best in Chrome. Make sure to turn your sound up! If the sound starts glitching out, refresh the page.
FAQ
What is Motion B?
Motion B is a minimalist arcade game created by Aaron Santiago where you control a moving ball and avoid obstacles.
How do you play Motion B?
In Motion B, you guide a ball across a scrolling path, moving left or right to dodge oncoming walls and barriers.
Who developed Motion B?
Motion B was developed by Aaron Santiago.
What is the main challenge in Motion B?
The main challenge in Motion B is reacting quickly and accurately to maneuver the ball around randomly generated obstacles as the speed increases.
What happens if you hit an obstacle in Motion B?
If you hit an obstacle in Motion B, your run ends and your score is based on how long you survived.
Comments
Kasmilus
Jun. 04, 2016
I have one question... WHERE ARE LEADER BOARDS FOR THAT!? Or at least a timer, would give another reason to replay. Although that "growing" music does job really well too! :D I like how you're playing with colours there, I love sound design!
thanks! there were quite a few iterations for each piece of the sound design. as for leader boards...not enough time, plus there are a lot of really easy ways to cheat that would require severe restructuring to fix. the background keeps track of your score, maybe i should put that into the description.
furrymessiah
Jun. 09, 2016
Really interesting concept. With some polish, I could see this going on itch.io and making a bit of dosh.
The game would be helped immensely by a single tutorial/help screen. A menu screen would be good as well. A results screen after each game ends. And a personal high score table would be good (I agree with the leaderboard hacking comment below).
ohsatgames
Jun. 05, 2016
Nice idea and cool sound design! For a while I thought I had to dodge the background stuff as well, which was a bit...impossible ;) But then I realized that it's basically just a timer.
starsky
Jun. 07, 2016
sound design and visuals are on point. really clever and well implemented!
Ninjamanhammer
Jun. 19, 2016
At first I thought I was supposed to move by clicking on it. The game is very hard that way.