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Isolate area
by michelsteege
Isolate area
Tags for Isolate area
Description
The goal of the game is to fill at least 75% of the game field, you can do this by dragging lines and creating areas without balls. When you press the game field and move the mouse you will see a transparent horizontal or vertical line when you release the mouse the line will animate until it touches an other line, when a ball hit the line during the animation you lose a life. If the animation is done and you created a rectangle without ball you successfully filled a area. Every level adds 1 ball to a maximum of 15. You can cancel a line in 3 ways you wll see that the drawing tool disappears, a) move the mouse outside of the play field b) move the mouse on top of a other line or a filled area c) move the mouse back to the point where you started the line
How to Play
Use the left mouse button to draw lines
Comments
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castorquinn
Aug. 25, 2010
Quinn's Review: There was a little blue and black game on the Amiga called Bally II (I never did find out of there was a Bally I) which gave me many, many enjoyable hours when I was a very young gamer - it was one of my very first games, and I loved it. And so I have a great fondness for games like this. This means I expect a Bally clone to allow me to relax, like I did in my childhood, and Isolate Area does exactly that. It's a new game from a novice coder, it doesn't add anything to the basic gameplay, but it does what I need it to do: it lets me relax. The colours are surprisingly nice. Giving specific balls particular benefits if you can isolate them is clever. The pace of the game is perfect. f you die I'd like to continue from that point, as this isn't really a challenge game, it's a relaxation game, and some really soothing, mellow backing music would set it off delightfully. But this bare bones implementation of the classic is fine for me to while away a little time on.
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BaruMonkey
Aug. 25, 2010
Higher % fills should earn a lot more points than they do. Feature request: filling over 90% on levels 15 and higher should gain you an extra life.
BaruMonkey
Aug. 25, 2010
@mdcastle: The line starts where you click and goes either up AND down or left AND right from there, depending which way you drag.
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brainisdead
Aug. 25, 2010
The idea is based off an arcarde game called Qix which was remade onto 8 bit machines under the title Zolyx, its from the very early 80's
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tuzvihar
Aug. 25, 2010
Nice game, but please make the controls a bit better.
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