Blue Ion
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Mirror Magic from Artsoft Entertainment
This is a simple game where you have to guide a laser with the help of mirrors to destroy spheres (or cauldrons depending what game are you playing) while avoiding traps that overheat the laser, deflect the laser randomly and so on.
Think of Mindbender for the Amiga or Deflektor for the Commodore 64.
The game has a level creator.
The game is played with the touchscreen where with a tap you rotate the mirrors clockwise.
To rotate them counter clockwise, you have to press a shoulder buttons. This comes handy to avoid going through all the orientations as they are many.
(hopefully we won't create that much traffic to bring down Holger's page.)
Final notes:
Oh, And yay, my first ported game I'm going to try to contribute with my little sand pebbles to try to feel "useful" with the community and give something back.
Most of this post comes from here since I first wanted to get it right before I get something free in the wild.
Downloads:
PND from Mediafire, Openhandhelds.
The openhandhelds link might be outdated, and might not start due to some messed up permissions.
Source from Mediafire.
This is a simple game where you have to guide a laser with the help of mirrors to destroy spheres (or cauldrons depending what game are you playing) while avoiding traps that overheat the laser, deflect the laser randomly and so on.
Think of Mindbender for the Amiga or Deflektor for the Commodore 64.
The game has a level creator.
The game is played with the touchscreen where with a tap you rotate the mirrors clockwise.
To rotate them counter clockwise, you have to press a shoulder buttons. This comes handy to avoid going through all the orientations as they are many.
(hopefully we won't create that much traffic to bring down Holger's page.)
Final notes:
Oh, And yay, my first ported game I'm going to try to contribute with my little sand pebbles to try to feel "useful" with the community and give something back.
Most of this post comes from here since I first wanted to get it right before I get something free in the wild.
Downloads:
PND from Mediafire, Openhandhelds.
The openhandhelds link might be outdated, and might not start due to some messed up permissions.
Source from Mediafire.
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