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Rockwell, Papyrus, Skia

Posted: Sun Mar 29, 2009 7:43 am
by Gangles
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Hey gang,

I've put together a second LÖVE game, called Rockwell, Papyrus, Skia. The goal of the game is to identify which text sample won the game of rock, paper, scissors based on their typeface. I wrote a bit about the design decisions and inspiration for the game on my blog.

You can download the game here:
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Re: Rockwell, Papyrus, Skia

Posted: Sun Mar 29, 2009 7:56 am
by appleide
At first I was a bit confused and clicked randomly...
Future players: The font of the text on top matches one of "Rock, Paper, Scissors" in the middle. Same for text on bottom. So now that you know which one is what, click on the one that would "win".

Its pretty amusing ;)

Re: Rockwell, Papyrus, Skia

Posted: Sun Mar 29, 2009 6:09 pm
by Alex
Weird. I was at a party on Friday and someone mentioned this game. I had no idea it was done in LÖVE.

Re: Rockwell, Papyrus, Skia

Posted: Sun Mar 29, 2009 6:19 pm
by Sslaxx
This is an intriguing little title! Nicely done.

Re: Rockwell, Papyrus, Skia

Posted: Sun Mar 29, 2009 6:37 pm
by qubodup
this totally fucks my brain O_o
appleide wrote:At first I was a bit confused and clicked randomly...
Future players: The font of the text on top matches one of "Rock, Paper, Scissors" in the middle. Same for text on bottom. So now that you know which one is what, click on the one that would "win".
what? o_O

Re: Rockwell, Papyrus, Skia

Posted: Sun Mar 29, 2009 10:33 pm
by Gangles
Alex wrote:Weird. I was at a party on Friday and someone mentioned this game. I had no idea it was done in LÖVE.
I only released this game on Saturday, so it must have been a different game unfortunately.

...unless you happen to live in Montreal, because I showed the prototype to a few people beforehand.

qubodup wrote:this totally fucks my brain O_o
appleide wrote:At first I was a bit confused and clicked randomly...
Future players: The font of the text on top matches one of "Rock, Paper, Scissors" in the middle. Same for text on bottom. So now that you know which one is what, click on the one that would "win".
what? o_O
In the screenshot above, the top text sample is in the same font as the word "Paper", and the bottom text sample is in the same font as the word "Rock". Paper beats Rock, so click the top text sample to win the round. Make sense now? :)

Re: Rockwell, Papyrus, Skia

Posted: Sun Mar 29, 2009 11:49 pm
by qubodup
Gangles wrote:In the screenshot above, the top text sample is in the same font as the word "Paper", and the bottom text sample is in the same font as the word "Rock". Paper beats Rock, so click the top text sample to win the round. Make sense now? :)
Oh my ^^

My brain explodes at the attempt to see the difference between two sans-serif fonts O_o

Re: Rockwell, Papyrus, Skia

Posted: Mon Mar 30, 2009 6:08 am
by Robin
qubodup wrote:My brain explodes at the attempt to see the difference between two sans-serif fonts O_o
It's pretty hard, but letter spacing differs slightly with the sans-serif fonts ;). Now, I only lose if I click on the one that would be the loser.

Re: Rockwell, Papyrus, Skia

Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2009 3:14 am
by Alex
Gangles wrote:...unless you happen to live in Montreal, because I showed the prototype to a few people beforehand.
I actually do live in Montreal. Damn, I wish I could remember who I heard talking about this. The likely candidates seem to be Jacob or JP...

Re: Rockwell, Papyrus, Skia

Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2009 8:48 am
by qubodup
Alex wrote:The likely candidates seem to be Jacob or JP...
JP?