Very cool!
I like the idea a lot, and the gameplay is an interesting take on the whole "build-a-sequencer-in-a-game" idea.
I do think it will be a challenge for people in a gallery setting. Are you going to play the demo video alongside it (with headphones)? That could really help, we've done that in the past to show people that its supposed to be interacted with, and how to interact.
One critique - I do love the 3D-ness of it, but I think the 3D sequencer blocks in the background are a bit confusing when they interact with the exploding balls, because they seem to exist in slightly different 3D worlds.
Cheers
Evan
On 16 Apr 2010, at 09:09, Tom Betts wrote:
> OOoops, accidentally forgot to change the subject heading.. damn gmail.
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> Hi Gang,
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> Not strictly livecoding, but in the same vauge structural world.
> http://www.nullpointer.co.uk/content/?p=370
> A game I've been writing..
> the link shows an installation version, but Im planning some download
> versions with a litle more user guidance etc.
>
> peas
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> Tom Betts
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