"Point to Point" Puzzle Game is released

emre · January 2014

Hello,
My first mobile application "Point to Point" is released.
You can download via:
http://pointtopointgame.com

Thanks for all people who help me to develop this game, especially Arturs and Atilim.

I am waiting your comments and reviews...

Best wishes,

Emre DAGLI

mehmetuysal · January 2014

That is really cool for the first game and also I liked the idea.
Congratulations

ar2rsawseen · January 2014

@emre actually WOW

Well the honest feedback, is that the graphics could be better. I actually really like your icon, and thought you could do all graphics the same way.
But that actually is not that bad as buttons. There was button generator or menu generator website/tool shared recently, which provided really polished looking professional buttons, I can't find the link right now (was somewhere on the forum), but if I'll find it, will paste it to you.
In your case both button style and color choices make the app look a little cheap.

But the game play is awesome, putting, dragging, severing the bond, all really feels natural and easy to learn, without confusion.
And I just love the animations, everything is moving, shaking, really adds to dynamic of the game, you did great there.
And of course the idea of the game is great.

What else you could improve without the button visual looking, is an emotional hook. Right now, I just sit and solve puzzles. And that is what developers like to do.
What the average people like, is to participate in the story, to have an immersion with the game, to have a sense of overall progression and satisfaction of making that far.
You need to create a sense that every level solved adds up tiny bit to the overall progression and player is further (or closer to completion).

Now I'm only saying that because I think your game has great potential (and probably because my only reading for the last couple of weeks were game design materials

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keszegh · January 2014

the button generators mentioned by ar2rsawseen (your current buttons are indeed cheap-looking):

http://www.imagefu.com/create/button
http://dabuttonfactory.com/

john26 · January 2014

Congrats, looks very interesting. Nice idea. I'll try it soon...

hgvyas123 · January 2014

Kongrats looks kool

emre · January 2014

Thanks for you comments.
You are right Arturs, graphics should be better. I plan to increase quality and add more functionality.

OZApps · January 2014

OZApps · January 2014

...and lightly different to untangle, is the Japanese Bridges (I think called Hashi), which is found in many variations again, here's one

https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/bridges-puzzle-free-connect/id561810535?mt=8

emre · January 2014

Hii @OZApps
Thanks for your comments. That is very strange that many versions of Tangled games exists. I am wondering from where you found these apps. Or did you played them before?
My app is slightly different from them. But the main logic (crossing lines prohibitation) is same.
I plan to add some extra features to make app to more attractive.
Thank you

OZApps · January 2014

Hi @emre,
My choice of games have been puzzles and the sort, more than the FPS or Runners. I had played the variants of Tangled since 2008/9 when the app store had opened up.

I understand that the game mechanics of your game are slightly different, but the reason for these links were for you to get an idea of how developers have approached the same game in terms of gameplay and graphics. So you can better your game by taking what's best from them and implementing it.

Hope it works out for you,

cheers,

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