First of all, wow I am very happy with all the positive feedback everyone has given. We anticipated maybe getting a single sale in the first day or two, maybe getting up to 10-20 over the following weeks, but it has actually done that overnight!
@Evildragon, I can't say I've noticed any issue with the control. Other than I am not very good at it yet when the game gets busier.
Worth a shot@pmprog we are not actively recruiting, although if you are based in the North West you should check out GameDevNorth (Google for it) we help run/promote a lot of the sessions
however there is a chance it may one day pay for the porting costs to the Pandora (say it took 1-2 weeks to port, say 70 hours, that is £425.60 at minimum wage, which is 214 sales on Pandora - quite a large number, but not completely impossible!)
The game is gesture driven, in other words you use the stylus to swipe the screen. You tap on the green entrance to release the KAMI soldiers, then swipe them up (to jump) or left/right (to change direction) with the goal of getting them to the red exit. There are various components to help you on your way (fans, springs, bounce pads, levers, etc.) but also various components that will need to be avoided! I know it seems a shame not to use the excellent controls offered by the Pandora, but as you progress through this game, you end up having to control multiple KAMI soldiers at once and it isn't a system which lends itself well to nubs, DPAD or keyboard.
I know it's a port from other touch-screen systems, but this prevents me from buying it - touchscreen use on the pandora is an abortion due to the clamshell shape. Sorry, but I for one will not buy a game that requires a touchscreen. Fingerprints and usability really turns me off.
If i remove DRM from Pollo nobody buy the game D
If i remove DRM from Pollo nobody buy the game D
But people do buy other games without DRM... But that is too obvious, isn't it?
I also Bought Aurora Rift, i hope it isnt that bad as everyone says..