{"author_name":"gummikana","cat":"LD #10 - Chain Reaction - 2007","comments":[{"author_name":"PoV","time":"December 16, 2007 7:17 pm","epoch":1197850620,"text":"If you could you upload a screenshot to the site and add it to your post, that\u2019d be fantastic. They don\u2019t show up in the image grid on the final entries page if you don\u2019t. Thanks.","spam":"N"},{"author_name":"gummikana","time":"December 16, 2007 7:33 pm","epoch":1197851580,"text":"Done, thanks.","spam":"N"}],"epoch":1197849360,"likes":0,"metadata":{"p_key":"75473","p_author":"gummikana","p_authorkey":"510592","p_urlkey":"111305","p_title":"M3 \u2013 Molesting the Match-3 Market \u2013 Final","p_cat":"LD #10 - Chain Reaction - 2007","p_event":"LD10","p_time":"1197849360","p_likes":"0","p_comments":"2","p_status":"UPD5","us_key":"510592","us_name":"gummikana","us_username":"gummikana","event_start":"1197590400","event_key":"88","event_name":"LD10"},"text":"

Inspiration for this game was this blog post<\/a>, which somewhat explains the name.<\/p>\n

The idea in the game is that you’re a casual games’ level designer and it’s your job to create levels for the game, in which the players can get the maximum score without really doing anything. Because the truth is that’s what most commercially successful casual games are like. Big rewards with minimum input from the player.<\/p>\n

Download<\/h3>\n

M3_ludumfinal.zip (2.3 Mb)<\/a> (Windows binaries)
\n M3_source.zip (0.5 Mb)<\/a> (Source code)<\/p>\n

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Instructions<\/h3>\n

Drag the pieces around and click start. The colors will be destroyed as they touch each other. Try to go for the big multiple chains.<\/p>\n

[space] – swaps between the editor and game.
\n [m] – toggles sounds.<\/p>\n

Read more from game’s “homepage”<\/a>…<\/p>\n \n

Tags: final<\/a><\/p>","time":"December 16th, 2007 6:56 pm","title":"M3 \u2013 Molesting the Match-3 Market \u2013 Final"}