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My com almost couldn't process the intense pixel algorithms required to play this game. The later levels were a getting immensely laggy and there was a slight delay when it came to click response. I think the author should at least reduce the background details and allow for a lower pixel resolution. This is coming from a double graphics card quad core computer.
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"the beep was made with my mouth" :D i love it :D its in top left corner for anyone who didnt see it :P that made me love this game so much more :)
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I've always been attracted to minimalistic games, simply because it takes so much more to make a full game using less. You, sir, have done it. It isn't THE MOST AMAZING GAME EVER, but for one sound, one dot, and one button, you made a damn fine game. I applaud you. ;)
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are you kidding me you made a one button one pixel puzzle game! wow that's so awesome. the design might be minimalist but the game play isn't that bad at all.
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Very interesting. It's kind of funny to see what captures out attention... a dot, a button, and a beep. Well played. 5/5
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Now, I made Momiga for mobiles:
ANDROID: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rogerup.momiga
iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/app/id401245385
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Very challenging game here. It took a simple gameplay style with graphics similar Magnavox Oddesey (After all, the first videogames were ENTIRELY made of white dots like this one), with one goal: Get the dot to go to the right.
Each iteration provided a challenge, forcing you to use trail and error, and to eventually develop a strategy on how to move the dot. I was surprised with the possibilities for gameplay the simple concept provided.
Overall, this was a great game that achieved it's goal of being "the most minimalist game ever". Well done Rogerup, I hope you start on a sequel to this.
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game title; huh, game concept; what where you thinking, 1st look at game; this cant be a good game, final verdict; awsome! 5/5 for turning an odd concept into a good (and slightly addictive) game