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Doesn't realize the song lyric is the tutorial link. Skips straight to game and runs into black square as quickly as possible.
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So, i guess the moral of the story is "Spread the love around the world, just remember to not get TOO close to someone. They may kill you, metaphorically or literally"
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I finally got the sigil of heartache badge by playing this while blasting Haddaway in another tab. Surprisingly better that way.
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Played it at my new computer 20 tries could only reach 16000 played on my old one reach 26000 in one time. I love slow computers ;)
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i dont get it whenever i get 8000 or more then i die the game never says game over and gives me my score it just resarts me :(
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good game, but theres that rather nasty E that gets on my neves whenever i hit it, i mean, i understand the arpeggiated chord, but why does it start on an D and end on an E? 4/5.
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... ok so I play this game when need of a break from work... and I was just so cloooose to that freaking achievement, that I wasn't aware my boss was calling me... thanks K, for making me such a terrible worker, lol.
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Elegant in its simplicity, the artsy factor is there and executed well enough to be tongue-in-cheek while not overshadowing the game experience, but what makes this one a keeper is the constant subtle flux that slowly transitions you from chasing the other squares to dodging them as things speed up and the space gets tighter. Few games have such a smooth, natural learning curve, let alone cause you to change your tactics so instinctively that you don't even notice. This also makes it pretty universal in its accessibility from casual gamers looking to spend some time just zoning out and not having to think to hardcore fans of classic arcade games looking to strategize how to maximize their score. Bravo.
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notice how they are happy (spinning) when you arent connected to them, but when you do connect to them, they stop spinning and you start
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The concept is so simple, yet deep at the same time. The closer you get to someone, the better a chance you have to be hurt, but also the happier you are. It's a very haunting and sweet game. 5/5 for sure :)
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Mute button is really the only improvement i can think of. Its fantastic though, some of the similarities to real love. And the tips are so good, especially the double entendres with real love and this game, love.
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For everyone who is having problems (the black screen instead of game loading) I had it too, But I just found out how to solve it, just download the latest version of flash player, it should solve it.
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Does a new square appear only when you manage to hook up with ALL squares currently on the screen? I broke 11,000 without getting a square to appear, and another one appeared at 3,000 right after I liked with all six.
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In life, the ones we love make everything better. Friends and companions add a quality of light to something that would otherwise be meaningless. Life is all about your relationships, and it's true that if you get too close to people you'll just get hurt.
People move. People change. Everyone does it, no matter how much they hate it. It's not cheating to move from friend to friend. No one can guarantee a return after a goodbye. That is a sadness of life, but from this is the great thought drawn as we all have heard in the old adage: "it is better to have loved and lost, than to never have loved at all."
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A few little nit-picky issues with the game. Though other squares theoretically don't like to share, I don't see them behaving any differently. Everything just goes in slow motion. Also, is true happiness really felt by having as many partners as possible? Not the best moral.
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Great game, though it seems like it should be called "Playing the Field" or "Commitment-Phobic" or something. If it's supposed to be Love, shouldn't the goal be to figure out which square gives the most happiness, and then crash into it on purpose, not knowing whether it would give a huge bonus or a game over? I guess that wouldn't be as interesting to play, though. The important thing is, it's a fun game. 4/5
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If there's one thing I learned from this game, it's that all the people saying "Love is seeing everything through pink shades" or "red is the colour of love" don't know what they're talking about. The real magoc only starts when things go green :D
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Hi everyone ! Glad to see people are still enjoying the game :D
If you like it, you can vote for it as "best time waster of 2011", right here : http://www.ecrans.fr/spip.php?page=sondage&id_sondage=22#formulaire_sondage
Thanks again for playing :D
The results are in ! Love is the 2nd best time waster of 2011 according to the readers of ecrans.fr ! Thanks to everyone who voted !! :D
http://www.ecrans.fr/Ecrans-2011-les-meilleurs-jeux,13961.html