Block Smasher
Overview
Feature Quest
Creator:
Avaro
Genre: Scripted
Added: 08 Aug 2013
ZC Version: 2.50
Downloads: 335
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Information
Another little something I made while I was boring..
It's the Block Smasher, and it's based off an old dos game!! Can you beat all 80 Levels??
For instructions, read the description below.
It's the Block Smasher, and it's based off an old dos game!! Can you beat all 80 Levels??
For instructions, read the description below.
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nicklegends
Posted 12 August 2013 - 12:31 AM
The core idea behind this game is executed well: you have simple but effective graphics, impeccable music selection, and a nice variety of mechanics demanded throughout the eighty stages. I'm glad the scenery and music changed every fifteen levels; that was a pelasant surprise. 
Really, the game's only fault is that the underlying concept is a little dull. Bouncing a ball is fun and all, but I got a little bored of it after some time. I also felt that some of the later levels were a bit uninspired (the last five were all very similar). It would be neat if there were a block that switched your direction to horizontal and you had to control vertical movement for a change. Maybe that'll be in the sequel. 
Anyway, I'll give this a high four. Nice job, as always.
Really, the game's only fault is that the underlying concept is a little dull. Bouncing a ball is fun and all, but I got a little bored of it after some time. I also felt that some of the later levels were a bit uninspired (the last five were all very similar). It would be neat if there were a block that switched your direction to horizontal and you had to control vertical movement for a change. Maybe that'll be in the sequel. Anyway, I'll give this a high four. Nice job, as always.
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CastChaos
Posted 10 August 2013 - 09:08 AM
This is simply genial!
The quest is fun, unique and brain inspiring, while progressively introducing very interesting elements that the player wouldn't think of in advance. The stages are also better than good and the beautiful, otherwordly musical pieces (especially at the semi-semi-last stage) makes me remember the old PC arcade games.
I actually never knew this kind of arcade style where the ball is auto up/down, but freely movable left/right. This introduction was convincing!
The quest is fun, unique and brain inspiring, while progressively introducing very interesting elements that the player wouldn't think of in advance. The stages are also better than good and the beautiful, otherwordly musical pieces (especially at the semi-semi-last stage) makes me remember the old PC arcade games.
I actually never knew this kind of arcade style where the ball is auto up/down, but freely movable left/right. This introduction was convincing!
