I like this a lot. Really interesting concept.
I love how the collision sounds make make music.
Great work!

No idea what to do, nothing seems to react to my input. At least a little bit of direction would have been nice:/

Can you fix the Windows link so it points to a zip or something? Right now it attempts to launch the web player.

The site keeps telling me to install the unity web player. I have that installed. I have version 4.1.2f1. I was unable to play the game. I even reinstalled the web player.

Interesting and relaxing. Check out my entry as it's kind of along the same lines.

OK, add standalone version.

Doesn't play even with Web Player installed. I recommend putting the .unity3d file that gets created when you build the Web version and upload it into the *same folder(Public preferably)* on Dropbox. That did the trick for me and should work for you too.

Actually I did exactly what you said. I download the UnityObject.js into the same folder and point to it in html, seems solved this problem. Thanks for your advice anyway.

Nice idea!

Your game needs tutorial... I didn't understand.

Nice idea! can't remember having seen anything like this before. I think a little polishing could make this into a fun game. Right now I have two gripes: (1) the + and - are not balanced, sometimes you get only + or - on the screen and you can do nothing. (2) selecting the circles is sometimes hard, because you don't get feedback until a second or so later, and sometimes it doesn't seem to register a click.

@bvanschooten
For (1) Select two "+" also can make they move to each other. And for (2), although I add flash effect on first dot player selected, it seems not well-marked. You're right, this game is not polished enough caused by my lazy and busy :-)

Nice game. Instead of forcing people to figure out all of the mechanics I think you should have a simple not telling them to click on shapes to make them attracted to each other. They can figure out the rest from there.

Simple and fun to play. After a while I find my self relaxing on music notes. Nice on.

Too hard for me!

I think I have the controls down, but not the strategy. I see that I'm supposed to stop the balls from hitting my position, but I'm definitely having difficulty getting the circles to go any other direction that right at me when I push to circles together.

From my Jammate Brian: "Some instructions would have been good. The concept is pretty interesting. I like the simple-choord sound effects."

Interesting idea, though maybe make a bit more dangerous. I intentionaly lost but it took forever to lose. Needs more risk and gambling to get that hectic arcade feeling that this one could have. Very well polished.