scatterbrainjon
11-14-2009, 12:11 AM
Christmas Time In Snowvillescatterbrainjon
A multi-path score challenge level for players of any skill level.
all
Hi all,
I thought i'd create a simple,feel good level for anyone who wants to get into that festive feeling,but can play it in different ways on multiple paths if anyone wants to play through it again.
The challenge is minimal,though finding all the secrets will take a bit of time,but I wanted to create an easy going feel that can be played casualy for the 10 or so minutes.
The aim of the level is to find 25 presents around a small,sleepy village(Snowville) which contain score bubbles.The more presents you collect,the more points,and once you find all 25,you get a nice bonus.You can also keep track of how many presents you have collected which is explained in the level.
A simple format for a level,but like i've said,I wanted it to have an easy going feel,that you can eat your mince pies to without having to worry about spikes or gas lol.
Feedback,as always would be greatly appreciated,and I hope that people will enjoy the sleepy town of Snowville :)
Many thanks
A multi-path score challenge level for players of any skill level.
all
Hi all,
I thought i'd create a simple,feel good level for anyone who wants to get into that festive feeling,but can play it in different ways on multiple paths if anyone wants to play through it again.
The challenge is minimal,though finding all the secrets will take a bit of time,but I wanted to create an easy going feel that can be played casualy for the 10 or so minutes.
The aim of the level is to find 25 presents around a small,sleepy village(Snowville) which contain score bubbles.The more presents you collect,the more points,and once you find all 25,you get a nice bonus.You can also keep track of how many presents you have collected which is explained in the level.
A simple format for a level,but like i've said,I wanted it to have an easy going feel,that you can eat your mince pies to without having to worry about spikes or gas lol.
Feedback,as always would be greatly appreciated,and I hope that people will enjoy the sleepy town of Snowville :)
Many thanks