by SeuJogo
23. June 2010 23:05
How does a game get you hooked? Well, it needs virtues.
Blastwave
Blastwave is a crazy but well done idea. It has very nice graphics. But what’s really good about the game is that it’s very original. You are God, and with your hand of God, you need to create whirlpools in the water, to attract floating people. You navigate these people through a hurdle of obstacles, while collecting bonuses. The nice thing is, each level introduces a new challenge for you to take.
The guy on the top-left, needs to go to that green thing at the bottom-right
Pixel Shuffle
Pixel games are for the older players, who think with nostalgia back to the eighties and early nineties, when graphics were simple and your imagination was part of making the game. In Pixel Shuffle, the player needs to shuffle the pixels in the playing field, so that they represent the target graphic. As you only shuffle vertical bars of pixels, the ordering is not very hard. Only you need to remember what the graphic was, which you try to recreate, which makes the game a bit harder.
How can such a nice game point the finger at you?
Up-Beat
Up-Beat is one of those music games where you need to play along with the computer. This time it’s piano practice. This game absolutely makes a good first impression. First level in category “easy” is “The Weekend” by Michael Gray. Now you get your first impression. Good graphics, fun gameplay and very cool music. I love that song.
I can’t wait for the weekend, to play this game all weekend
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