Great idea, but moving the bullets around feels too clunky (I want to be able to just click on the arrows) and it's really hard to make precision jumps.
@Doriandoriac That's how I had it originally (before releasing Filler 1), but I thought the gameplay was too black & white (either you release the mouse and it freezes the ball or it pops). The bubble-to-bubble collisions added a "safety" element. I tend to build bubbles near other bubbles, and as the bouncy balls come my way I "retreat" to the other ball.
@deathrouge97 that's intentional, actually. read through the instructions: "Even if you run out of freeze time, the board will stay frozen until you finish making a ball."
The interfaces look slick, but the gameplay... pisses me off. A little bit of circular motion applied to the crosshair would be one thing, but actually jerking your aim around is too annoying to play.
I submit that it's a clone of Jezzball, which is the same thing I cloned. If anything, let's say that I rekindled his passion for a really good game and got his wheels turning on how he would've done it. =]
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