The physics of this is interesting! Do the colors changing on the balls and the balls moving mean something? Edit: Perhaps add an instructions scene explaining that?
Sorry, Just saw the comment. Yes, when the pinball collides with the bumper it changes color. For the the moving bumper I was trying to get it to move on its own, only on the x-axis but, for some reason it kept moving faster and flies out of the screen causing it to disappear.
I like the idea idea of the moving bumpers, but the execution of it's movement needs more predictability and could be applied to other areas of the table to make the game more interesting.
I really like the visuals and game mechanics but does change of color of balls mean something? or is it just for visual? and I can't seem to control the power of left paddle. Overall the game is fun to play.
I really like the game. I see that using the keyboard controls had different speeds entirely and the mouse controls was entirely different. Like the concept though.
A nostalgic game that I used to play in the early 2000's. Could do better on the ball movement every time it hit the bouncy ball but really satisfying when you use the flippers to toss the ball up.
I like this a lot! I like the simplicity of the board design. I like how the colors pop against the black background, visually appealing. It also functions well. I think something to notice was that when I used the flippers, the ball seemed to bounce up on its own, even though the ball wasn't anywhere near the flippers. Also, it reminds me of the 3D Space Pinball game I used to play as a kid, so maybe the game could benefit from some cool space music and sound effects!
Thanks, for the feedback. Yep, I think I should adjust the bounce a bit. For the sound, I am still learning how to include audio. It would make it more appealing.
Working progress for my class project, the goal is to create a game with two levels. Your feedback and suggestion are much appreciated. Keep it positive. Thank you, and have a nice week.
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The physics of this is interesting! Do the colors changing on the balls and the balls moving mean something? Edit: Perhaps add an instructions scene explaining that?
Sorry, Just saw the comment. Yes, when the pinball collides with the bumper it changes color. For the the moving bumper I was trying to get it to move on its own, only on the x-axis but, for some reason it kept moving faster and flies out of the screen causing it to disappear.
I like the idea idea of the moving bumpers, but the execution of it's movement needs more predictability and could be applied to other areas of the table to make the game more interesting.
I really like the visuals and game mechanics but does change of color of balls mean something? or is it just for visual? and I can't seem to control the power of left paddle. Overall the game is fun to play.
Works well, I like the color change when the ball bounces into the bumpers. The ball could start on the right side and be pulled when starting.
I really like the game. I see that using the keyboard controls had different speeds entirely and the mouse controls was entirely different. Like the concept though.
Game works nicely but was a bit confused as to if I had to knock it into the section on the right.
A nostalgic game that I used to play in the early 2000's. Could do better on the ball movement every time it hit the bouncy ball but really satisfying when you use the flippers to toss the ball up.
I like this a lot! I like the simplicity of the board design. I like how the colors pop against the black background, visually appealing. It also functions well. I think something to notice was that when I used the flippers, the ball seemed to bounce up on its own, even though the ball wasn't anywhere near the flippers. Also, it reminds me of the 3D Space Pinball game I used to play as a kid, so maybe the game could benefit from some cool space music and sound effects!
Other than that, it's a really cool project.
Thanks, for the feedback. Yep, I think I should adjust the bounce a bit. For the sound, I am still learning how to include audio. It would make it more appealing.
Working progress for my class project, the goal is to create a game with two levels. Your feedback and suggestion are much appreciated. Keep it positive. Thank you, and have a nice week.