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controlleralt-jag0137 · 9 days ago

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UI - Implementing the main UI and Menu/Deathscreen

The way i'm going to go about laying out my implementation process for these is by splitting this post into 3 sections for each component - some sections will be longer than others as the deathscreen section consists of not much at all.

Ingame UI

The thought process behind creating my UI came into two main considerations to include - the score and the current lane selected. Any more than that and I feel it would be too cluttered as the game's aesthetic is already very simplistic.

To begin, I created a widget and placed two pieces of text on the canvas panel, using the font I discovered from my research in black with a white outer stroke aligning both pieces of text on the opposite sides of the screen.

I then created text bindings for each of these, wanting to display the score on the right and lane on the left, the code within the bindings looks as such:

(This binding displays the lane by casting to the player to gather the variable which contains the lane, and appends it with "Lane Selected:" to display on the screen)

(This binding functions in the exact same way, but just casts to the score variable and appends that instead)

Ingame the UI looks like this, which i'd call a great success!

Main Menu

To begin tackling this, I wanted to have a scrolling menu similar to the game "Geometry Dash" as an example. I created a clone level of my current game level, and modified the Level BP to spawn simply main tiles with no obstacles on them - as well as this I switched the visibility of the player to false & the max movement speed to 0 within the level BP again which oddly gives the desired slow scroll as if it was set to 1.

A lot of the code here is cropped off, mainly because it'll be covered in a future post on the sound, only the displayed nodes are relevant (I forced the mouse cursor to show too to make sure the menu is navigatable)

To lay ontop of this slow scrolling background - I designed a main menu widget using a transparent black image, buttons, and the good matchs font. There is no specific inspiration behind this menu due to it being such a last minute addition.

Each button contains code which corresponds to the correct function when clicked, the top button opens the game level by name, the middle button opens a new widget (which will be displayed next) which contains all of the how to info on the game, and the third button exits the game.

Here's the how-to widget, made in an almost identical method to what I just described with the menu.

Ingame, the widgets & background look like so:

(The scrolling will be demonstrated in the final gameplay video soon)

I'm overall pleased with this menu, and all functions as intended.

Death Screen

Being the simplest of the bunch, I designed this widget which I was able to base off of the menu using the same methods for continuity throughout my UI

The score text has a binding which is identical to the code shown previously for the ingame UI, casting to the player and appending to display it on the endscreen, each buttons code will be shown below.

The top button's code opens the game level again, the middle button's code opens the menu level, and the bottom button's code quits the game. To implement this widget upon death I was able to simply tag on this code to the end of each string of death code in each tile.

Essentially, it removes all the current widgets on the screen and displays the widget I just created. Ingame the result looks like such:

Conclusion

What a long post! My reasoning behind this was due to how my draft posts were laid out it would have required me to rearrange a lot of my posts' orders, it's not ideal but hopefully the seperation into sections make it easier to read! I'm very happy with my UI in-game and I believe my research was very effective in helping me determine aspects of my UI.

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exxonlowly · 6 months ago

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How to play Geometry Dash Lite Level: From Start to Finish

Geometry Dash Lite immediately drew me in with its vivid colors and enticing soundtrack. The game's style is visually appealing, with bright colors and geometric forms dancing across the screen. I could tell it was going to be a wonderful experience. The simple but interesting graphics avoid the possibility of visual overload, establishing an ideal balance that focuses my attention on the gameplay.

Gameplay mechanics

The fundamental physics of geometry dash lite are deceptively simple. As a player, I control a small cube that jumps through a series of stages filled with hazards. At first, I thought, "How hard can it be?" However, I quickly realized that the game demanded a degree of precision and timing that tested my reflexes. Each jump, each press of the finger, had to be precisely timed, providing a sense of urgency that kept me interested.

Designing levels

Every level I encountered had its own set of themes and obstacles, which kept things interesting. I was soaring through a neon-lit paradise with pounding beats one moment and then traversing hazardous spikes in a cavernous setting the next. The sheer range of levels is remarkable. I was actually intrigued to see what fresh hurdles each level would throw at me.

The Music

Geometry Dash Lite reviews are incomplete without noting the soundtrack. The music in the game is not just an addition; it is a vital part of the gameplay. The songs are so energetic and catchy that I frequently caught myself tapping along, which improved my focus. When a track synchronized with my jumps, it generated an exciting experience that made each level feel like a mini-adventure. The synergy between the music's rhythm and the timing of the jumps added to the pleasure of overcoming hurdles.

The challenge factor

Geometry Dash Lite's challenge is one of its most appealing features. I breezed through the first few levels, but the challenge increased considerably as I progressed. Levels necessitate both patience and quick reflexes. I regularly found myself repeating levels, learning from my mistakes and increasing my skills. The sensation of accomplishment that flowed over me when I eventually finished a particularly difficult portion was quite pleasant.

Custom levels and the community

Another notable feature is the ability to create and share customized levels. I was impressed by the community's creativity. While browsing through player-created levels, I came across some pretty amazing designs. Some levels even had unique mechanisms and components that added layers of difficulty. It felt like I was a part of a continuous creative conversation that developed the game's universe. Trying out these custom stages extended my gameplay time.

Customized Characters

Another part of geometry dash lite that I enjoyed was customizing my character. I enjoyed being able to customize the appearance of my cube by selecting different colors and shapes. Each minor design decision felt personal, allowing me to express my distinct style while immersing myself further in the game's setting. It may seem insignificant, but this small detail made my game experience much better.

User Interface and Controls

I appreciated the user interface's clean and basic design. Navigating through the menus was natural, and I quickly became acquainted with the controls. The simple touch-and-jump concepts translated well on my tablet, making gaming fluid and responsive. This emphasis on playability allows players to concentrate on the challenges rather than fiddling about with controls.

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gertlushgaming · 1 year ago

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Slave Zero X Review (Steam)

Slave Zero X Review, a stylish 2.5D character action game set in the biopunk world of Slave Zero (1999). Run & Slash your way through a dystopian future in this character action game which will resonate with fans of Devil May Cry, Strider, and Guilty Gear.

Slave Zero X Review Pros:

- Beautiful 90s-era Dreamcast-inspired graphics. - 5.73GB download size. - Steam achievements. - Full controller support. - Graphics settings - resolution scale, display mode, v-sync, max frame rate, geometry details, and light quality. - Gameplay settings - flashing effects, violence, and screenshake can all be turned on and off. - Ui settings - subtitles, show speaker, draw Hud, move the Hud around, and subtitles sliders. - Your menu color scheme has sliders and is fully Customizable. - Run and slash gameplay. - Tutorial pop-ups as you play. - Does an amazing thing where it's 2D sprites on a roasting animated 2D backdrop and coupled with the lighting looks unique. - Combo counter. - A huge focus on combos, attacking, and dashing out of the way. - Big boss encounters. - In-game cutscenes and character interactions. - Controller settings - remap controls and set which button icons to use. (Xbox/Nintendo/PlayStation) - Keyboard support and you can remap. - You can unlock and equip different palettes and shades. - Earn coins from playing and buy upgrades and unlocks in the shop. - The shop can appear on a level, at the end of a stage, and on the main menu. - Chapter select. - You get a breakdown and rank after each stage and wave-based encounters with your best rank shown on the chapter selection. - Full stats screen and online leaderboards with filters. - Training mode. - The soundtrack is awesome with drum and bass, techno, and anything else loud. - Has a Devil May Cry feel to the combat as it has a lot of aerials and comboing. - Fast loading times. - Does boast a wide array of attacks and combos including EX moves that can happen once you have charged up the EX bar. - The game just looks and plays so well. - A flying little bug can have bonus cash and health. - A lot of replay value with a new roguelike mode unlocking after finishing the game. Slave Zero X Review Cons: - Had the game just stop like it's waiting to load but no indicators or controls work. - Never sure when the checkpoint/respawn point has been triggered. - Bit grindy for unlocks. - A lot of button mashes. - Combat can get a bit tedious as you don't have good ground attacks on downed enemies and you can't break out of grabs or recover quickly from throws. - Boss fights are huge difficulty jumps. - The mouse cursor keeps appearing when using a controller. - Bosses have no health bars, they are cheap and chuck in extra people to just add more difficulty. - The story is broken up a lot and can trigger conversations when you are fighting which you have no chance of hearing. - The combat as cool as it can get very repetitive especially when you just juggle the enemy on the screen edge. - The combo counter ends quickly. - The style of the camera can go against the game as it's hard to judge platforms and it can be hard to see enemies and if you can hit them. Related Post: Genie Reprise Review (PlayStation 5) Slave Zero X: Official website. Developer: Poppy Works Publisher: Ziggurat Games Store Links - Steam Read the full article

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altercontrollerproject · 1 year ago

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--Initial investigation--

20 types of alternate game controllers and games.

Geometry dash: Geometry dash is a rhythm based platformer that uses songs from the website newgrounds. You navigate through the level without hitting any obstacles whilst a song plays in the background. The game offers only a single input which is either click, space bar or the up arrow key.

Nintendo Wii:

The Nintendo Wii is a games console developed by Nintendo that is controlled by a 'wii remote.' The wii remoted is able to be used through the use of infrared radiation, meaning that when you point the remote towards the screen, it is able to track where the remote is facing. Both vr controllers and wii remotes come under the 'motion controller' category

Xbox Kinect:

The Xbox Kinect was a ground breaking motion-sensing device developed by Microsoft for their Xbox gaming console. Released in 2010, it revolutionized the way players interacted with games by eliminating the need for traditional controllers. Instead, the Kinect used an array of cameras and sensors to track the movements of the player's body, allowing for a truly immersive gaming experience. Players could control games, navigate menus, and even use voice commands, all with natural gestures and spoken words. Beyond gaming, the Kinect found applications in various fields, from fitness and rehabilitation to interactive art installations. It was eventually discontinued in 2017.

Nintendo joycons:

The Nintendo Joy-Cons are a pair of versatile controllers designed for the Nintendo Switch. Released alongside the console in 2017, these controllers offer a unique gaming experience. Each Joy-Con can function independently as a standalone controller, allowing for multiplayer gaming without the need for additional hardware. They also feature motion-sensing technology and HD Rumble. Additionally, the Joy-Cons can be attached to the sides of the Switch console for handheld play, or used with various accessories like the Joy-Con Grip for a controller feel. The controllers have wide array of buttons, including the iconic ABXY buttons and shoulder buttons, providing ample control options for a diverse range of games.

Flight simulator:

Flight Simulator, developed by Microsoft, is renowned for its innovative approach to realism in aviation simulation. One of its outstanding features, is its adaptability to a wide range of alternate controllers, enhancing the immersive experience for players. While traditional joysticks and yokes are widely used, Flight Simulator's versatility extends to more, including throttle quadrants, rudder pedals, and even high-end flight control systems. These controllers replicate real-world aviation equipment, allowing players to finely tune their flight inputs and experience a more authentic piloting sensation.

Face Raiders:

Face Raiders is a quirky and entertaining augmented reality game developed by Nintendo for the Nintendo 3DS handheld console. Released in 2011, the game utilizes the 3DS's front-facing camera to capture images of the player's face or those of their friends and family. These images are then incorporated into the game as floating, animated targets that the player must shoot down using the handheld's motion sensors. The gameplay is not only engaging but also showcases the capabilities of the 3DS's augmented reality features. "Face Raiders" combines elements of traditional gaming with innovative use of the device's camera technology.

Donkey Kong Bongos:

The Donkey Kong Bongos controller is a distinctive peripheral developed by Nintendo for the Nintendo GameCube console. Released in 2004, it was designed specifically for rhythm-based games, with Donkey Konga being the most prominent title associated with it. The controller is shaped like a pair of bongos and features responsive pads on top that players can hit to create in-game actions. These actions are synchronized with the rhythm of the game's music, allowing players to immerse themselves in a unique gameplay experience.

Dance Dance Revolution:

Dance Dance Revolution is a wildly popular rhythm-based video game series developed by Konami. It made its debut in the late 1990s and quickly became a cultural phenomenon. The game requires players to step on designated arrows on a dance pad in sync with the on-screen prompts, which are synchronized to the beat of various songs. DDR's gameplay encourages physical activity, coordination, and a keen sense of rhythm. It gained immense popularity in arcades and was later adapted for home consoles, allowing players to enjoy the experience in the comfort of their own homes.

Power glove:

The Power Glove, a pioneering piece of technology introduced by Mattel in 1989, holds a special place in the history of gaming. Designed for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), the Power Glove aimed to revolutionize the gaming experience by allowing players to control on-screen characters using hand and finger movements.

Shoot a duck:

This game typically involves players using a toy gun to aim and shoot at moving duck targets as they traverse across a mechanized backdrop. The objective is to hit as many ducks as possible within a limited time, showcasing both skill and precision. The nostalgic appeal of "Shoot a Duck" lies in its simplicity, offering players of all ages a chance to test their marksmanship in a friendly and competitive setting.

Duck hunt:

Duck Hunt is a classic video game that left a mark on the landscape of early gaming. Originally released in 1984 as a launch title for the Nintendo Entertainment System, the game combined the simplicity of a light gun with the excitement of hunting virtual ducks. Developed by Nintendo, Duck Hunt utilized the NES Zapper, a gun-shaped controller that players aimed at their television screens to shoot down ducks as they flew across the pixelated sky.

Jackbox:

Jackbox Games has become a household name in the realm of party and social gaming. The company is known for its innovative approach to multiplayer entertainment, creating a series of party packs that bring together a diverse collection of hilarious and engaging games. What sets Jackbox apart is its use of smartphones or other internet-connected devices as controllers, allowing a large group of players to join in using their personal screens. This unique setup eliminates the need for additional controllers and makes Jackbox games accessible and easy to set up for gatherings of friends or family.

Guitar hero:

Guitar Hero revolutionized the gaming industry by putting players in the shoes of a rockstar. Developed by Harmonix and initially released in 2005, Guitar Hero allowed players to wield a guitar-shaped controller, emulating the experience of playing popular rock songs. The game's success lay in its immersive gameplay, where colored notes flowed down the screen, synchronized with the music, challenging players to hit corresponding buttons on the guitar controller. The franchise's eclectic soundtrack featured a mix of classic and contemporary rock hits, further enhancing the immersive experience. Guitar Hero not only appealed to avid gamers but also attracted a broader audience, turning living rooms into virtual concert stages.

Pokémon lets go:

Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! represent a delightful fusion of nostalgia and innovation within the Pokémon franchise. Developed by Game Freak and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo Switch in 2018, these games transport players to the beloved Kanto region for a reimagined Pokémon journey. What sets "Let's Go" apart is its unique integration with Pokémon Go. Players can capture Pokémon by physically mimicking the act of throwing a Poké Ball using the Joy-Con controllers, mirroring the immersive catching experience from the mobile game. Additionally, the optional Poké Ball Plus accessory, acting as both a controller and a Poké Ball, adds another layer of interactivity. The device also serves as a Pokémon Go Plus accessory, allowing players to interact with the mobile app and catch Pokémon in the real world.

Robotron 2084:

Robotron 2084 is a classic arcade game that emerged in the golden age of video gaming in 1982, created by Eugene Jarvis and Larry DeMar for Williams Electronics. Renowned for its intense and fast-paced gameplay, the game is a twin-stick shooter that places players in a dystopian future where they must battle waves of relentless robots. The innovative control scheme, featuring two joysticks- one to move the character and the other to fire in any direction.

Mario Kart Wii:

Mario Kart Wii is a beloved installment in the iconic racing game series developed by Nintendo. Released in 2008 for the Nintendo Wii console, the game quickly became a favorite among fans for its exhilarating gameplay and innovative features. Building upon the success of its predecessors, "Mario Kart Wii" introduced motion controls, allowing players to steer their karts by tilting the Wii Remote. The game featured an extensive roster of characters from the Mario universe, each with their unique karts and attributes. The introduction of motorbikes added an extra layer of strategy and variety to the races. The inclusion of online multiplayer brought a social dimension to the experience, allowing players to compete against friends and opponents worldwide.

Doodle jump:

Doodle Jump is a mobile gaming phenomenon that captivated players with its simple yet addictive gameplay. Developed by Lima Sky, this vertical jumping game was initially released for iOS devices in 2009 and later expanded to various platforms. The game's premise is straightforward: guide a character as it jumps from platform to platform, avoiding obstacles and enemies while aiming for the highest possible score. The intuitive tilt controls and endless, progressively challenging levels contributed to the game's widespread appeal.

Sim racing wheel:

The sim racing wheel is an integral component of the immersive experience in simulated racing games. Designed to replicate the feel of a real steering wheel, these peripherals enhance the level of realism and precision in racing simulations. Sim racing wheels typically feature force feedback technology, providing tactile responses that simulate the resistance and nuances encountered while driving a real car. Pedal sets accompanying these wheels further contribute to the authenticity.

osu:

osu! is a widely acclaimed rhythm game renowned for its engaging gameplay and thriving community. The game involves players interacting with on-screen circles, sliders, and spinners in synchronization with the rhythm of the music. Notably, "osu!" provides alternative control methods beyond traditional mouse and keyboard inputs, accommodating various playstyles. Some players opt for graphic tablets or touchscreens to enhance precision, while others use specialized peripherals like mechanical keyboards or gaming mice.

Wii Fit:

Wii Fit is a pioneering fitness and exercise game developed by Nintendo for the Wii console, released in 2007. It introduced the innovative Wii Balance Board, a pressure-sensitive platform that players stand on while engaging in various activities designed to promote physical fitness and well-being. The game includes a range of exercises, yoga poses, strength training routines, and balance games, all of which leverage the motion-sensing capabilities of the Wii Remote and the unique input provided by the Balance Board.

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ethos0706 · 1 year ago

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Researching Win screens

Today was tasked to research some game win screens to see what I might incorporate into my game.

First we have the level completion screen from Geometry Dash, the screen congratulates the player and gives them options to replay the level or return to the main menu (it also shows various stats like the amount of attempts, jumps and the time it took to beat the level.) I like the idea of including miscellaneous stats in the level complete screen so I may include that in my game.

Next we have Sonic's original victory screen, it features text that confirms Sonic passed the act/level and gives a score based off of time taken to complete the level and the amount of rings sonic had when he passed the end goal, this score goes towards extra lives. End of level rewards like lives and powerups are something I think would be a decent idea to put into my game.

Finally we have a Mariokart victory screen. Putting aside how unintentionally hilarious this image looks it also is a very effective game win screen in the way it simply tells the player "congratulations!". Its simple and it serves its purpose (even though its kinda boring" in rewarding the player for completing the course/level.

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loadingfare22 · 3 years ago

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The treasure room is one of Geometry Dash World’s secret feature that is being introduced in Update 2.1. You find this room in the directive menu in the lower right corner, and gaining access to it requires five keys. The treasure room has 17 screens as the first features, and each contains 200 silver chests.

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One of the gaming apps we have in the market today is Geometry Dash. We can congratulate them on their efforts to capture the attention and concentration of their fans through the treasure room. And just like in real-life, treasure rooms are always under lock and key and tight security. Therefore, to get to Geometry Dash’s treasure room, you need a key.

What Is The Treasure Room?

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The treasure room has 17 screens as the first features, and each contains 200 silver chests. All these silver chests have different keys to open them. In the first ten chests, you will find Icon Kit rewards, while the 190 remaining chests contain random rewards. Some of the things you can find in these 190 chests include:

· 50 to 1000 mana orbs

· 5, 10, 20, or even 30 diamonds.

· You can also find five diamonds and 100 mana orbs, or ten diamonds and 200 mana orbs.

· It is also possible to find 1, 2, or even 3 shards of one type.

· Finally, some chest boxes contain two shards that are of two different types.

There are three large chests in the second last screen, which are only unlocked by getting opening enough regular chests of silver or gold. All these chests each contain icons, and the first large chest also has a green key that you use in removing the green lock located in the basement.

How Do You Get The Keys To All These Treasure Boxes?

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Earning these keys is very easy. All you will need to do is to get yourself 500 orbs. The more orbs you have, the more chest you can open, and the more chests you open, the more treasures you receive.

Conclusion

As mentioned before, Geometry Dash has tried very much to ensure that they keep their fans entertained throughout the game. Therefore, there are so many activities involved in the game as well as many goals to achieve. It will not be easy for a gamer to complete all the tasks on this game, and if they do, it will take centuries to do so.

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thegirlyouwantobe · 4 years ago

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Geometry Dash APK Downloads - Free Download

The geometry dash APK download is one of the few APK files that is free. This means that you can download it and use it as long as you follow the steps as outlined on the website. If you do anything other than follow the steps then you could end up losing data or even deleting it completely.

There are many different options that you have when downloading this app. You can choose from the free version, the paid version, or even the developer edition. Of course you should do your research first and choose one that you think will work best for your needs. But before we get into that let's look at how it works.

Geometry Dash is basically a map and guide application. It allows you to keep track of things such as where you need to go next, what you are doing, and how to get there without losing any points. All of this can be done through its main view and menu bar. And all of these are stored in a database for you to access whenever you want.

Once you download the Geometry Dash APK, you should be able to go into its settings and click on "installer". Once the installation process is complete you should have everything installed and ready to go. However, if you encounter an error then you should take a look at your computer registry to see if there are any damaged files or other errors that are slowing down the process.

With all the settings installed and working, all that is left is to use Geometry Dash. The main screen should look like any other Google Maps app. To change the map you want to view you just click on it and then drag the map to the screen that you want to see it on. When you are finished with a map you should be able to click on the "view" tab and find your favorite map.

When using Geometry Dash, you should be able to find all the information that you need easily and quickly. The download is quick and easy and can help you stay on top of your game when it comes to keeping track of everything.

If you want to learn how to get an APK download of Geometry Dash, all that you have to do is go to Google. Type in "APK download", select the language that you want to download and hit search. This will give you lots of results. From there you should be able to find an APK download of Geometry Dash that you want.

If you use your computer properly and make sure that you keep up with updates, then you should be able to keep up with the latest versions of Geometry Dash. without much trouble.

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th3magicstore · 5 years ago

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Top 20 Best Endless Runners Android Games

Opening our list of Top 20 Android Endless Runners

Boulder of Destruction

There's nothing like a relaxing jaunt down the countryside, especially if you're controlling a Giant Boulder of death Take your spiky, gravel companion out for a ride and rain destruction down the endless fields Run over uninformed citizens, break down homes, and wallow in the fulfilling sense of destruction Upgrade your boulder to your heart's content, and make sure nothing will ever stand in its way A tranquil and stimulating endless runner of seismic proportions, it has a PlayScore of 8.17.

IMPOSSIBLE ROAD

Take in the pure minimalist delights of this stylish arcade game Stripping the genre to its most bare form, guide a rolling ball through a rollercoaster strip and rack up points by passing through the scoring gates Tap left and right on your screen, and maneuver through the paper-thin tracks With zero barriers for gameplay, it challenges players to weigh out the risk and rewards of that leap of faith Learn to cheat the system and climb up the leaderboards It has a PlayScore of 8.17.

Minion Rush

Despicable Me Official Game The true masters of the world, everybody's favorite banana-colored species have come to rule the mobile to The official game of the hit franchise, run alongside Despicable Me's feisty minions and help them traverse through the obstacles of the lab and beyond Escape from Gru's wicked grasp, and master the outside world with swipes and taps It's every bit as colorful as the movie, and it's a treat for fans of the series It has a PlayScore of 8.28.

Geometry Dash Meltdown

Firing up the action of the original rhythmic polygon, Geometry Dash makes a move towards the bass-fuelled beats of electronic music Tap to the beat of the drum machines, and guide the devilish square through fiery phases and neon-lit stages Choose from three varying difficulties and sharpen your reflexes with each playthrough Accompanied by F-777's booming tracks, the meltdown is a fast and frenzied, adrenaline-pumping joy A hotter and cooler Geometry Dash experience, it has a PlayScore of 8.35.

ALONE...

Anchored on the endless runner's very simple premise, Alone's tiny spacecraft takes us to worlds we've never seen before Blast through the cosmos with your lone space ship and avoid the traps of the high-speed journey Its dark landscapes provide the perfect backdrop to their breakneck yet ultimately forgiving gameplay An atmospheric indie runner, it blends responsive controls, somber narratives, and fast-paced gaming into one neatly wrapped package Beat scores, earn achievements and escape the quiet of Outerspace It has a PlayScore of 8.38.

Alto's Odyssey

Noodlecake Studios just might be the masters of style Following their long line of successes, this endless runner is in a league of its own Looking like a smart and frantic opening sequence, zoom through their barely navigable maze as it twists, turns, and transforms in disorienting fashion This is definitely not a game for the weak Brutal, unforgiving, but endlessly addicting--fall prey to its hypnotic labyrinth, time after weary time With slick controls and outstanding variety, it has a PlayScore of 8.42.

PAC-MAN 256

A lot has changed through the years: There's new consoles, new technology--and for Namco, a new name Still, remaining at the forefront of the videogame industry, Bandai Namco lets us revisit one of their first masterpieces Nom and chomp with the pie-shaped icon in this buffet serving of the classic PACMAN game Traverse the corners of the infinite labyrinths, and try to avoid any meeting with the color-coded ghosts A modern take on an arcade classic It has a PlayScore of 8.43.

Ski Safari 2

Sleepy Z Studios arcade endless runner turns the deadly slopes of skiing into a family-friendly escapade Slide down the slippery slopes, and rack up points with handstands and 360 spins But this game is more than just mammoth riding around snowcapped hills It also offers a change in backdrops as you move into the tropical safaris, explosive mines, prehistoric deserts and so much more Tour around the world and time, and bring home a happy postcard It has a PlayScore of 8.43.

Temple Run

Our first touch of the primordial endless runner Imangi studios revitalized the genre with their impressive 3D graphics Step inside the shoes of the explorer, escape artists, and more, and help them fight against their karmic fate Run through the perilous trails of an ancient temple, and escape the grasp of its vicious demon monkeys Duck past tree branches and jump past holes in this immersive and responsive runner A modern relic that's earned its spot in history, it has a PlayScore of 8.44.

Disney Crossy Road

The emperors of our childhood fantasies finally take hold over Hipster Whale's popular arcade formula While it doesn't have the auto-run feature of the endless runner games, crossroad lets you achieve the highest scores with every careful step Collect coins around the world, and get a chance to win cool new characters With their signature superstars slapped onto the vibrant voxel world, it becomes an even more exciting game of slots A fusion of two established greats, it receives a PlayScore of 8.45.

Subway Surfers

Get a membership into the counsel of cool, and join a gang of rebellious teenagers in their subway shenanigans It's a perpetual flirt with death as they roam through three laned train tracks, jump from train to train, and rocket glide through the skies Take coins from the field, and spend it on some sweet customizations There's a wealth of options in the store, letting you pick new heroes to play and clothes to show off Accept daily challenges and celebrate with every season update It has a PlayScore of 8.49.

Banana Kong

It’s time to party it up in the tropical rainforest On the menu for this primate is bananas, bananas, and more bananas Help the bumbling ape get his daily dose of sweet, potassium goodness as he roams around his woodland kingdom Along with his friendly companions, conquer land sea and sky to collect every precious banana in sight Swing from vine to vine, glide over treetops, and zoom through the oceans It has a PlayScore of 8.55.

Rodeo Stampede

With the same voxel visuals, Featherweight Games takes you out of your usual suburbs to explore the sights of the sunny savannahs Put on your cowboy hats, saddle up, and go on a trek around scenic landscapes populated by magnificent creatures Perform death-defying leapfrogs from animal to animal, capture the land's most majestic beasts, and show them all of in your very own zoo With 50 different animals to collect, make sure you get only the best for your patrons It has a PlayScore of 8.57.

Time Surfer

In this infinite runner, the fate of the whole universe is on the line and there's only one person who can stop it Call on the powers of the great time surfer, and wield his ultimate power to turn back time Make physics bend to your will as you cruise through galaxies, avoid spikes, and eat a tremendous amount of cake Catch some pop culture references and laugh out loud in this hilariously wacky space adventure It has a PlayScore of 8.59.

Jetpack Joyride

From Halfbrick Studios collection, comes an exciting joyride with their suit-wearing hero Play as Barry Steakfries as he steps out of his monotone shell to embrace the thrills of the extraordinary Crash inside a secret laboratory, and make your way out with their arsenal of rockets and rides Jump into turbo mode with jetpacks, mechs, and more and avoid the lab's myriad of lasers, traps, and spikes It's a testosterone pumping ride that's packed with all sorts of surprises It has a PlayScore of 8.6

SMILE Inc

The corporate ladder has always been a tough climb, but none as hard as this game A title from popular YouTuber, Roman Atwood, help his friendly cartoon avatar navigate through the blades and guillotines of the capitalist uphill Collect a variety of adorable characters, and help them fulfill that old American dream Make your way through 50 missions, and survive the grind of their daily updates So, perk up, bare your teeth, and whatever you do--don't get fired It has a PlayScore of 8.72.

Burrito Bison

Launcha Libre A classic from Kongre gate, Burrito Bison launches out of his flash home to bring sky-high entertainment to the mobile Bringing along a pair of old pals, aid the loco luchadors in their mission to take back his cookbook Along with the masked muchacho is his squishy martian archnemesis Watch the rainbow gummies explode, and take to the land and skies with rockets, balloons, and underground worms Upgrade your arsenal to boost your altitude and take back what's rightfully yours It has a PlayScore of 8.78.

Alto's Adventure

From one of the mobile's best studios, Noodlecake takes you on a vacation to the alpine slopes and adds a splash of elegance to the formula Akin to the tranquil Monument Valley, surrender yourself to its breathtaking sights as you explore their snowy landscapes Even with its 2D style, Alto's adventure has no shortage of style and detail Glide by scenic windmills and smooth loops amid a backdrop of night skies and orange sunsets A perfect fit for the coming winter season, it has a PlayScore of 8.79.

Blades of Brim

And the best endless runner on the Android is Blades of Brim SYBO games of the Subway Surfer fame steps up their endless runner game with this RPG hybrid Travel to the fictional world of Brim, and embark on a noble quest in the realm of medieval fantasy Take up your sword and battle against the waves of invading armies It's one of the finest runners on the mobile, with eye-popping graphics and satisfying combat Earn treasure chests and use them to enhance your skills in the endless war It has a PlayScore of 8.82. Read the full article

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geometry-dash-trainer-l3 · 2 years ago

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Geometry Dash Cheat Engine Table - FearLess Cheat Engine

💾 ►►► DOWNLOAD FILE 🔥🔥🔥 Get the latest news and videos for this game daily, no spam, no fuss. By signing up, you agree to the our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy. If you go into gauntlets and click on The Demon Gauntlet, It will come up and say you need a key. If you have diamonds, you can play it. When you beat it, The vault keeper will be surprised, and will open the basement. When in the basement, there will be a chest and a cage. Open the chest for a cube, and press the back button. Some dialogue will appear, and a monster will make you a deal. Then three locks will appear. The first one you need to complete The Chaos Gauntlet, the second you must open 50 demon chests in the treasure room, and the third you need to open the chamber of time. When you have done all these things, you will get keys. Go back into the basement and open the locks. The monster will leave, with a chest behind him. Open the chest, and you will get a death effect, a cube, and the key to The Demon Gauntlet. To get the 3rd vault, you must beat The Challenge in the 2nd vault Vault of Secrets. A door will be unlocked, and youll see a face and it tells you to get 3 keys. Then, go to the Coming Soon! Chamber of Time is a secret vault. To enter, you need enter in the door in Vault of Secrets, and click on the orange lock. Wait, and go to the levels menu. Go to the "Coming Soon" part and click on a button with I up-right of screen and then, click on Coming Soon word. Will appear a door, then, click in this door. After you click, you will talk with The Gatekeeper, he will say about the Master Emblem. In the shop, you will see a Diamond, you need to buy this. After buying, back to the "Coming Soon" door. The Gatekeeper will leave you enter. In Chamber of Time type:. Contributed by: Guard Master. This title has a total of Google Play Achievements. Meet the specified conditions, where applicable, to receive the Achievement. Contributed by: Eevee-Trainer. Geometry Dash First Released Aug 13, released. You're Good to Go! Last: Type yer result. Type "Hunger". Type "Silence". Type "Darkness". Type "Volcano". Jump times Bounce Complete user created levels in Normal mode Bring me their heads! Complete "Clutterfunk" in Normal mode Clutterfunk! Collect 5 Secret Coins Coins?! Collect 60 Secret Coins Found it under a rock! A secret is required Godlike! Collect 15 Secret Coins I.. Collect stars Knock knock. Who's there? Collect stars More stars! Complete user created levels in Normal mode No match for me! Like Geometry Dash on Facebook Number one fan! Collect stars Oh, Shiny! A secret is required Rampage! Collect 35 Secret Coins They stole it from us! Collect 45 Secret Coins Thief, thief, thief! Rate the difficulty of online levels Visionary Collect stars Was that all of them? Collect 25 Secret Coins We needs it! Collect 20 Secret Coins We wants it! Collect 40 Secret Coins Where is it?! Where is it?! Complete "xStep" in Normal mode xStep! Jump times You jump like a pro! Unlockable Complete 40 Map Packs 40, not bad Collected stars All Mine! Jump times Can't stop jumping!!! A secret is required Catch them all! Complete "Deadlocked" in Normal mode Deadlocked! A secret is required Doomed us all! Destroyed players Godlike! Collect 90 User Coins Got coins? What now? Complete 35 Map Packs Hah, you call that a pack? Collect 20 User Coins I can't stop! Collected 40 User Coins I feel rich! Collect 60 User Coins i'll get that for you Add 10 friends I'm popular! Collect User Coins Just kidding Rate the stars of online levels Justice! Collect Secret Coins Leave some for the rest of us! Collect User Coins Level up! Ultra Greedy Collect 10 Secret Coins Maybe behind that block? Collected 30 User Coins Mom, get the camera!!! A secret is required Nice shot! Add a friend No longer lonely Complete user created levels in Normal mode No match for me! A secret is required Oh no Collect User Coins So Rate "Geometry Dash" and let us know what you think! A secret is required Thief! A secret is required Third eye open Do attempts Trial and error Do attempts U can do it! Complete 20 Demon difficulty levels in Normal mode Unstoppable! A secret is required Very clever Collect 50 User Coins What to buy Collect User Coins Where did you get those? Collect Secret Coins Where do I even put this? A secret is required Wickedsick! Collect User Coins Will you ever be satisfied? Use your keyboard!

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Geometry Dash Level Password Finder Quick and Easy Solution

💾 ►►► DOWNLOAD FILE 🔥🔥🔥 A screenshot of the user level in Update 2. User Levels are unofficial Geometry Dash levels created by players using the level editor. Players have the ability to like or dislike other users' levels, suggest a star difficulty, compare scores with other players on the level's leaderboard, and comment on them if the player has a registered account. A copying feature is also available which allows players to save a copy of an online level if enabled by the creator of the level and edit it in the level editor. Levels have the ability to receive rates, depending on the level's difficulty and on its quality. There are three types of rate; a star rate, a feature rate, or an epic rate. Feature rated levels possess a yellow glow around the level's difficulty icon, while Epic rated levels also add a flame outside the glow. If user coins are added, collecting them will not add to the player's user coin count unless they are verified by RobTop — unverified user coins appear brown while verified user coins appear silver. Rated levels award stars and mana orbs upon completion. Mana orbs are also awarded for progression. A user seeking a level must first locate the search screen. This is accessed by clicking the rightmost button on the main menu screen, then the bottom right button with a magnifying glass icon that reads "Search" in the Create menu. By applying various search filters, the player can quickly find their desired level. When a custom level has been verified, the following steps must be taken in order for the custom level to be uploaded. Geometry Dash Wiki Explore. Update 2. Levels v1. Dashlands Toxic Factory. The Challenge Ultimate Destruction. Level menu images Menu images Non-article images Secret coin location images Settings images Shop images Site images Update content images Update teaser images. Hackey5 DXL Giginess. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? User Levels. View source. History Talk 0. This article is currently undergoing development and its information may not be complete. You can edit it in order to achieve a higher standard. Categories : Features. Universal Conquest Wiki. Easy Demon. Medium Demon. Hard Demon. Insane Demon. Extreme Demon.

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Week 3 Blog posts (18/01/21)

Playlist [What media have you taken in this week?]

Attack on titan: this week I have been watching the latest episodes of an anime called attack on titan. There were some major stand out’s like the intensity of the scene, the music choices for scenes and the amazing animation for the fight scenes.

The game I'm making is pixelated and attack on titan is an anime but I can still take some good ideas from attack on titan and implement some things that they do, for example when people transform in titans.

In these two gifs we some some really cool animation from the electricity emitting from Eren [the character with long hair] and this colour choice and how explosive it looks makes it it seem so powerful and amazing to look at. What I may be able to do is have a weapon in my game that when you shoot creates this type of electric scene to make it feel like a powerful weapon.

Geometry Dash:

This week I have been thinking what type of music I could possibly implement into my game and it reminded me of a game that has the exact type of music I’m looking for.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=030aTu_B_X4

If you listen to the first couple of minuets from the video above ^^^ you can get a clear understanding on how all the music would sound like in this game and that is a very ecstatic electric sounding song with no lyrics just pure beats. Each song is light hearted and funky with a very catchy sound that sticks in your head. These features are very important for a game like mine because these songs are so catchy and hype that it makes you want to carry on in the game as it keeps you in the mode and focused.

Audience Needs [ In 5 bullets points explain something your audience expects from the genre you are working in.]

A very colourful background and setting that’s appealing to look at and is all very peaceful. I need some good colour combo’s that will attract children to come and play the game.

An easy and extremely repetitive concept for my game, it needs to be easy to understand so that anyone could just come onto the game, play it and immediately have fun and be hooked.

A very catchy song that play’s in the background. This song will preferably be an elect song with no lyrics and its going to be as hyped possible with beats and very catchy so players want to keep playing and the hyped up beats are needed to make a more intense scene.

A cool fighting mechanics that are addictive. I’m going to need a a really addictive and fun fighting mechanic that’s going to keep players wanting to play more and more. It also need’s to be engaging with the players so a lot needs to be going on the screen so a lot of explosions coming from the guns, and the death animations need to be nice and explosive to feel really interactive.

The main menu screen needs to be a burst of colour that will make you want to click play and that anyone who see’s this menu screen will want to start playing because the screen is so explosive in your face and catches your eye.

Planning presenting your final outcome [which website will you be showing your work on if it’s a digital game (unreal/twine)? Itch,io? GameJolt? Youtube?]

For my game I will uploading a trailer for it or just some general gameplay of the game to YouTube because I have quite a lot of editing experience and uploading things to YouTube. And I may try and upload it to a website to play for free but I will research how to upload things to sites and what ones are good.

Test Making Something Part 2:

https://youtu.be/F_3-xGqdoLs

This week I learned the basics of how to make AI’s. For now I have made a simple AI who targets the player and charges at them them spawning in an explosion animation then despawning itself. I have also made an AI spawner where every 3 seconds in a certain location an AI spawns there.

Step one on how to make an AI:

Go to volumes then add a nav mesh bounds volume then set it to 50 by 50 by 50 on the scale.

Duplicate the sidescroller character by right clicking on it in the content browser and then call it AI

Step 2:

Open up the AI blueprints then in the view port go on add component and add “PawnSensing”.

Step 3: [all the coding]

For the spawn emitter at location you can just use the basic explosion for testing and for play sound at location you can just use a basic one given to you as well.

Making the AI spawner:

Step 1:

Then Make a blueprint class and make it an actor

Step 2:

go to add component and add a scene then add a collision box. On the details panel go to collision and turn off generate overlap events and on collision presets turn it to no collision.

Step 3: [all the coding]

Discuss Your Win and Lose States:

For my game there will be no wining or completing the game as the aim of the game will be to survive as long as possible so there will only be high scores. However I could add tags to your name when you reach a certain time like beginner, casual, pro, expert, legend, god. These milestones will make you feel accomplished that your progressing buy obtaining one of these tags and then you work your way from there trying to improve your score.

Show Implementation of your Win and Lose States:

I haven't implementing my win and lose states yet but the game will run that when you do you have to start from the beginning again and try and beat your score. And there will be no win state its just when you get a a certain time/score you may achieved a tag like beginner pro, legend etc. And from the tag you get you just need to keep going and going to beat your score.

Weekly Reflection:

I feel like working at him is a disadvantage because it comes down to me working when i want to work and there are so many distractions. Because when your at home on your pc you can easily get distracted from one YouTube video that leads to not doing work for hours. However recently I have overcome this by doing a a least an hours work a day and by accomplishing task in my game its motivated me to optionally make my game its just getting myself starting to help me get motivated to work

This week I have successfully made the basic building blocks for my game like making a background [that I'm 100% re doing its just a basic blue sky] and I have made the inner and outer walls for my game. I also made some platforms that I chucked around randomly to get a feel of how the game will look.

right now this is where im standing. What I'm going to be working on are some small features that will all build up to a more aesthetic appeal. Some things I want to do is make some animated clouds, get grass on the sides for the game, a nice detailed sky with good shading, and some torches or windows in the building to add some more features to look cool.

I feel this week I could of gotten all the player animations done for the characters because that is going to be a big challenging as character design is probably my weakest part in game design. But I have been watching tutorials on YouTube to help me out with he basics and what to focus on when designing a character.

Next week I plan to get all the AI making done and what I plan to do with them is set working spawn points set on the maps where once they spawn they straight away they target the player. One of my characters is going to be a charging character that will explode into a fire ball because they are a chili girl and the other might shoot cactus needles at you. However I haven’t made all the decisions yet on what AI will be doing what but i certainly have ideas for them.

Here is one of the three spawn locations where AI’s will be dropping down from onto platforms. I do plan to touch up the area by adding some fancy torches and making some detailed floor boards instead of the checker blue ones.

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th3magicstore · 5 years ago

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Top 20 Best Endless Runners Android Games

Opening our list of Top 20 Android Endless Runners

Boulder of Destruction

IMPOSSIBLE ROAD

Minion Rush

Geometry Dash Meltdown

ALONE...

Alto's Odyssey

PAC-MAN 256

Ski Safari 2

Temple Run

Disney Crossy Road

Subway Surfers

Banana Kong

Rodeo Stampede

Time Surfer

Jetpack Joyride

SMILE Inc

Burrito Bison

Alto's Adventure

Blades of Brim

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2018 Nissan Qashqai SL AWD Reviewed

Hard to pronounce but easy on gas

Can car companies have too many sport-utility models in their lineups?

Not these days, with the continuous flight from cars to crossovers.

Nissan, for example, now has six versions of sport utility covering every variation of size and price packaging, from the Kicks to Qashqai, Rogue, Murano, Pathfinder, and Armada.

The Nissan Rogue has proved the most popular, leading Nissan Canada’s sales with its blend of compact affordability and car-like civility stroked with SUV styling cues. But it made sense for Nissan to milk the segment further with the new Qashqai (or “cash cow”, as some wags quickly nicknamed it).

The Qashqai was quickly relabeled as a Rogue Sport in the U.S., lest its seemingly unpronounceable two “q”s and the name’s Iranian roots cause tiny American heads to explode. But the Qashqai name proved no problem here in Canada, where it quickly climbed to a close second in sales behind the Rogue.

Although the Qashqai builds on the same CMF (Common Module Family) platform as the Rogue, it is slightly smaller with a 58 mm (2.3-in) shorter wheelbase, a 142 mm (5.6-in) lower height and a 307 mm (12.1-in) shorter length.

With those nimble dimensions, the Nissan Qashqai for sale is aimed squarely at singles, young couples and empty nesters yet, with almost the same width measurement as the Rogue, it still offers do-able five-passenger accommodation and up to up to 1,730 liters (61.1 cu ft) of cargo space.

Nissan Canada elected to start the Qashqai lineup with a simple steel-wheeled, front-wheel-drive. But the Qashqai menu offers a wealth of choices, starting with three trim levels that include the S, SV, and SL.

All models harness a 2.0-liter DOHC 16-valve four-cylinder engine rated at 141 hp and 147 lb-ft of torque.

Power is translated via the six-speed manual that comes standard on lower trims or through an available Xtronic CVT transmission, optional or standard in higher trim applications.

The Xtronic provides programmed stepped-shifting that simulates the more pleasing sensation of upshifting gear changes under acceleration. It also answers driver desires for either thrust or thrift with a Sport Mode Shifter and Eco Mode switch.

The Qashqai lineup at Group 1 Nissan includes standard front-wheel-drive with Nissan’s Intelligent All-Wheel-Drive optional or standard in top SL trim.

The 2.0-liter power mill may not exactly set your pulse rate racing or earn any kind of official towing potential, but its adequate performance will get you where you’re going with a 9.0/7.5L/100km fuel economy rating in this SL AWD model with the Xtronic CVT.

The overall performance benefits from ABS, EPS, a fully independent suspension and a long list of standard or available driver assists including vehicle dynamic control, active ride control, blind-spot warning, rear cross-traffic alert and more.

Our top-of-the-lineup SL tester maxes out those technologies with an optional Platinum Package adding Intelligent Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection, Lane Departure Warning, Intelligent Lane Intervention, LED headlamps with High Beam Assist, along with NissanConnect navigation and infotainment.

This is all wrapped up in an “emotional geometry” exterior design with sharp lines and creases, an aggressive stance on the SL’s biggish 19-inch wheels, along with a little front end bling and Nissan’s Z-heritage trademark boomerang taillights.

The Qashqai’s youthful styling statement is further emphasized with a punchy palette of catchy colours, capped by quirky shades of Monarch Orange and our as-tested Nitro Lime.

Inside, this Qashqai SL is leather-appointed, well put together and, frankly, a little boring. A few splashes of body-coloured trim, surrounds, bright embroidery or whatever, a la Hyundai Kona, would do better to reflect the exterior exuberance.

But there’s not a lot else to complain about. The SL trim offers plenty of bells and whistles controlled through a battery of buttons on the leather-wrapped, heated steering wheel and dash.

The NissanConnect system with navigation, mobile apps, and services is accessed via a 7.0-inch colour touch-screen display and an Intelligent Around View Monitor camera system is also available.

The seats are firm and comfortable. And the rear cargo area, accessed through a wide liftgate, offers Nissan’s innovative Divide-N-Hide cargo system. The 648 liters (22.9 cu ft) of luggage room expands to 1,730 liter (61.1 cu ft) with the second row folded flat and all models include a cargo area cover and six luggage hooks.

Nissan Canada told me they will also be adding the ProPILOT lane-centering and intelligent cruise control system to the upcoming 2019 Qashqai models and we can expect more innovations in future as the company strives to make even more inroads in the steadily increasing and competitive crossover market.

Article source: http://myheartbelongstonissan.over-blog.com/2019/08/2018-nissan-qashqai-sl-awd-reviewed.html

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toryinnismoved · 8 years ago

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gd is good for me because like i dunno im not that good at getting better at hard games that require many things to pay attention to and hit like love live . i know id get better with practice but the need to pay attention to so much shit at once is just hard for me and its also the reason why ive never learned to play an instrument and the one i was made to (the recorder, of course) i ALWAYS sucked at bc my motor skills are just not fitted for doing that at all

but geometry dash? yes it DOES require an enormous amount of skill, focus and practice, but the entire game outside of menus is played by taps. clicking a mouse, pressing a button, pressing ur screen, etc etc. thats it. you just need to focus on pressing this one button. you dont even need to have ur cursor in certain places while playing levels (ofc u gotta make sure ur cursors actually on the game window if ur playing window mode on a computer)

its very friendly in terms of controls for my clumsy autistic ass (not that every autistic person has this issue i just attribute mine to autism) and has me more motivated to practice and do well in the game

#i think it might have to do w/ like having to move my hands/fingers in many different places at a quick pace i cant rly do that #so controller played games are usually fine for me but most stuff like love live and guitar hero and other rhythm games like it #im just.... i cannot #its not even fun to play the easiest hand holding level they have and im not gonna say the games suck for that but i dont have to play-#-games i dont get any enjoyment out of playing #esp since im not really the demographic because of my difficulty in certain areas ykno

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terryblount · 5 years ago

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Borderlands 3 – Review

Borderlands arguably kicked off the looter-shooter genre. And in the current console generation, there’s plenty of those to go by. Now five years (or three if you count The Pre-Sequel) since its latest outing, Borderlands 3 is here.

With smart changes, upping the content load, and retaining most of the core gameplay almost to a T, Borderlands 3 is like what you’d expect: more Borderlands. Though saying only that is underselling it how great it is still.

Presentation

Borderlands 3 carries the same signature cel-shaded-ish design it is so famous for. The colourful characters and the drab wastelands do get some nice pop with all the black outlines and dashes on them. Yet, the game still suffers the same issue of textures loading too slowly.

The UI is tidier and with a nice font choice. If only there’s a way to increase the small font size.

The guns overall look even better. The different gun manufacturers have even more pronounced styles based on what brand it is. And it still lends a nice surprise seeing from a super angular Hyperion to the old-school Wild West-style of a Jakobs gun in your very frequent loot drops.

Not only do the guns look distinct, so are the sounds. You can hear the sci-fi-ness of the Maliwan guns spooling before it wreaks havoc. Some Tediore models deteriorate into an 8-bit gun noise as the magazine empties. The explosive sticky pellets from a Torgue shotgun pops in a satisfying crackle.

While you’ll be hearing the guns blazing through the speakers most of the time, the soundtrack that hums diligently in the background of Borderlands 3 is sublime. Each planet you’ll travel to has a different vibe, genre and composer. Which results in some nice variety in the soundtrack. I particularly adore the ambiance in the high-tech Promethea, where it feels a dash of cyberpunk and a swathe of synthwave being used lavishly.

Not to mention, the song on the main menu is so good I spent way too long idling on it.

Gameplay

In Borderlands 3, you play as one of four Vault Hunters. Your goal is to open the Vaults before the Calypso Twins. The villains are bratty streamers that have amassed a literal cult following and aspiring to be gods. The story takes place after Tales From The Borderlands, with characters from Telltale’s adventure game being part of the plot here.

The writing is, depending on how you look at it, is as good or as bad as the previous games. It follows a bit too formulaic to Borderlands 2 with its plot points. The early 10 hours feeling rather weak. But it does come together nicely into its own near the end.

The jokes, which still involves contemporary meme and references that may or may not age well in the next few years, are as what you would expect. I don’t know if it’s good or bad that the in-game characters (and possibly, the writers) are self-aware of how crude the “jokes” can be.

They are a few good ones, including one where resident punching bag Claptrap was not the butt of a joke. Though you must really love low-brow humour to be laughing out loud throughout the game.

Loot And Shoot

Borderlands 3 is all about two things- the looting and the shooting. And those two core pillars of the gameplay loop remain stalwart as ever.

You may notice the word ‘mayhem’ is being thrown out of a lot in the game’s marketing, and they were not kidding. Each fight and combat encounter feels more intense and hectic than past titles. The areas are bigger with a lot of cover spots and vantage points. There are more elemental hazards other than just barrels, including puddles you can electrify.

Enemies flinch when you shoot them, and even flop off and go ragdoll on bigger blasts like from a shotgun. They can also gib and explode in a pool of gore, adding more visceral-ness to the already chaotic combat.

You can now slide after sprinting and mantle on objects but so are the AI enemies. The enemies will scuttle around to flank you, throw grenades to flush you out of cover, and more often than not carry similarly zany weapons as you are. At times it is utter chaos where you cannot even discern where the enemies are because too many effects are popping off left right and center.

At its best, you don’t feel the enemies being extravagant bullet sponges as you control the chaos being unfolded with your guns and skills, exploiting the environment to your advantage.

This is most evident in the improved boss fights. Named boss fights with big health bars on top will have phases where they attack differently. On normal difficulty, it’s still a case of circle-strafing and dealing consistent DPS to beat them, and the patterns are not as wild or difficult. Yet it beats the boring bullet-sponges of the previous games, so a good step forward.

Glorious Guns

The bazillion of guns you get as loot gets some nice overhaul across the board. Each weapon manufacturer brings even more pronounced characteristics than ever and it’s really fun to experiment with. Maliwan weapons now have wind-ups but it’s satisfying to see it splurge in sci-fi bullets, for example. The alt-fire addition brings new wrinkles to gunplay, and makes the already huge pool of procedurally-generated guns even more diverse.

And it goes without saying that each of those guns overall just feels good to shoot.

As per tradition, each new Borderlands comes with a new set of four Vault Hunters, the playable characters. Borderlands 3 tweaked a bit on how the action skill works and make each character plays even more differently. Zane gets to equip two action skills instead of one, while Moze’s two equippable action skill determines what guns her Iron Bear mech has. Other than that, most of the passives divided into three skill trees are as expected. It seems straightforward at first but there are some wicked synergies and potential for interesting builds.

Also, Gearbox improved the car handling, and made you care more of those Catch-A-Ride vehicles with custom parts to find and unlock.

(Questionable) Quality Of Life

With five years and a bunch of looter-shooters on the market these days, Borderlands 3 brought a lot of quality of life changes. you now have a one-number gear score for quick comparisons of gear stats. The map is so, so useful now that it is in 3D that shows elevation. Ammo, health and cash pickups automatically after opening boxes. If you are in the range of a collectible, an icon pops up to show you it’s there. No need to worry if you and your mates have the right character level as there is an option to enable level scaling to the party leader, and have loot instanced for each player so no loot stealing. You can fast travel from anywhere now. Ally AI sometimes will accompany you in fights and will help revive you.

Though it could still do more. The UI when bringing up the ECHOCast (the player menu) is horrendously slow to load. With the map being so huge why isn’t there an option to highlight each of the markers immediately so you don’t spend minutes trying to find where your objective is at?

On that note, Borderlands 3 really needed another pass on polish. While I personally don’t find framerate to be an issue during the hectic combats, reports of performance issues from all platforms, especially in split-screen, are pretty much true. I also found the AI getting stuck at geometry, and some side missions not spawning the enemies (the one about a ratch in Promethea, in particular). And the player menu sometimes just give up loading the skill trees when you load it straight after a level up.

Content

Borderlands 3 is amazingly girthy in content. It is still designed to be a full-packaged game with a campaign to beat. Not a games-as-a-service like other looter-shooters. And that campaign can take you more than 30 hours. I finished my first playthrough at 40, doing as much side missions and exploring the map as much as I can.

There are plenty of these side missions, and as you’d expect most of the questionable humour and references come from here. These take place in parts not seen in the critical path so at least it’s worth seeing the areas where you wouldn’t stumble upon naturally.

The collectibles this time are much more gratifying to collect. The three Typhon DeLeon audio logs on most maps not only give some good lore, but a great reward in the form of a loot cache, with a bigger chance to spawn rare loot. It’s worth going for them.

Circle Of Slaughter, the series’ Horde mode, returns again. And there’s a new mode called Proving Grounds where you push through a few combat areas and then face a boss, which plays closer to the usual gunplay in the story. Both of these are available normally within the story. But now it has separate matchmaking so you can play these as if they are an entirely different game mode.

After finishing the story, you will then get access to True Vault Hunter mode, the New Game+. On top of that is the Mayhem Mode modifier that adds wacky status effects and make the game even tougher. These two modes offer better loot drops, so that’s a good incentive to go back for another round. And of course, going through the game as another Vault Hunter and try out different builds is always on the cards.

Guardian Ranks (previously Badass Ranks) will now only unlock after beating the game. So all the extra passives are strictly for your next playthrough. Again, more reason to keep going after the 40-hour mark.

Gearbox has promised an event for all players and there is already a season pass of DLCs. If it follows what the previous titles did, expect a long tail of content, free and paid.

With Borderlands 3, the game dabbles a bit more on cosmetics. The skin variants don’t have palette swaps, colours can be customised separately. On top of the skins and head variants, you can now add emotes and also put on skins and trinkets on weapons. Honestly, it’s not that compelling and this feels like the game is playing catch-up with its genre peers. But it doesn’t hurt anyone, there’s no micro-transactions of sorts. Hopefully it will continue that way.

The Twitch integration is excellent. Not only can viewers of Borderlands 3 streams peruse the streamer’s inventory and skill trees, but there are also cool events that can show up, with opportunities to mess them up by buffing badass enemies or reward them with goodies. Plus, you can nab a piece of loot from the red chests they open for yourselves too.

Personal Enjoyment

When the first Borderlands arrived, I was already a fan of Gearbox’s output from the Brothers In Arms days. So I have a personal bias of loving this franchise from the start.

Borderlands 3 is the Double Down burger of video games I feel. It’s excessive and loud. It’s indulgently good. The ultimate comfort food if you, like me, love crispy greasy chicken patties. But it’s not just one burger, playing through Borderlands 3 is munching through a platter of these Double Downs non-stop. Instead of meat on meat on meat, it’s guns on guns on guns.

But boy, I am not gonna lie, it can be a bit overwhelming. During the early 10 hours, I feel like there were too many excessive combat sections. And with not much of a strong plot thread for me to cling on to.

Proper stakes in the story do get set up after that initial hump. And the pacing gets better with heavy combat sections sparsed out a bit. The shooting shines and getting rare loot, even if it is just minor variations of a gun archetype you’ve seen before, is rewarding.

And the soundtrack has synthwave. So, big points for that.

That said, those quality of life issues does affect my enjoyment. I didn’t spend time comparing weapon stats as much and hated the times I need to sort my backpack because of the chugging menu. Those need to be snappy and I hope it’s one of the things to be rectified, alongside the performance issues.

I have a feeling that once these issues are sorted in the months to come, it would make an already great experience even better.

Verdict

With more chaotic gunplay and many small improvements, Borderlands 3 proves that the pioneering looter-shooter series still has a place in 2019.Though it still carries the same low-brow writing and the performance issues cannot stand as is.

That said, if you’ve used to the series, Borderlands 3 is like grabbing a huge platter of your favourite comfort food. Clear some time, get your mates if you can and sit down. It’s time to dig in and get those orange drops.

Review based on version 1.01 played on the regular PS4. Review copy purchased by the reviewer

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