“…with Tom’s guidance I went through the process of optimizing the game, converting a lot of vectors to bitmaps and reducing alpha use and blend modes etc. The development process for the port is discussed on Tom’s blog here. This inevitably delayed development on all projects, but thankfully Tom Krcha from Adobe convinced me Wonderputt could be brought to iPad with relative ease. Meeting, greeting and eating with a lot of great people and making new friends in the industry was a reeeal joy! What followed was a torrent of correspondence making my inbox full time management. A talk at FGS, 3 day booth at the IGF and the awards ceremony was a whirlwind of opportunity and one of my busiest week’s to date. What!? 2012? So what happened in that blink of the eye at Damp Gnat?Īpart from selling a shed load of licenses and getting Icycle2 started, GDC in San Francisco was the big event that put Damp Gnat on the map. but with cows, toads, ski slopes, torpedos and a sprinkle of alien abduction for good measure. The theme encompasses all manner of scientific illustration from geographic encyclopedias to instruction manuals…. The game uses Adverputt’s core code but with 18 holes, each with their own unique animated features. It was made using 3DStudioMax (for small objects) but mainly Adobe Photoshop, Flash and cheap note pads. Initially estimated at a 2 month production period, ended up taking over 5 months over a year between contract work. It’s a great way to play without worrying about losing your game save data.Wonderputt is Damp Gnat’s award winning iOS and online Flash adventure-golf game, launched 15th August 2011 on Kongregate and 13th September 2012 on iPad. To play 10x10 easily any time, you can add it directly to your phone as an app. For Android devices, tap the “Menu” icon and select "Install App". How to play 10x10 on your phoneĭid you know you can also play 10x10 on your phone? It’s a great way to play without worrying about losing your save data.įor iOS devices, simply tap the "Share" icon in Safari and select "Add to Home Screen". You'll have to continuously think of a few different variables as you play: the open space on the grid, how the pieces first together, and which rows can be cleared first. Playing puzzle games like 10x10 help improve logical thinking and planning when deciding placement of the blocks in the grid. But be careful: If there is no space left on the grid to place one of your pieces, it's game over! 10x10 TIPS & TRICKS Fill a vertical or horizontal line to clear it out and score points. You'll have to continuously think of a few different variables as you play: the open space on the grid, how the pieces first together, and which rows can be cleared first.Ĭlick and drag a block from the right panel to place it on the 10x10 grid. This ensures you’ll have enough room to keep the game going for as long as possible. As you start filling up the grid, be sure to keep a spot open that’s large enough to fit that piece. Here’s a hint: the biggest piece in the game is a 3x3 square. Start building from top to bottom to make the most of your space, while clearing as many lines as you can. Spreading them out randomly along the grid can quickly leave you with no more space. Fit pieces together like a puzzle and try to keep your blocks in a certain amount of space. You’ll have to build smart to make it work! Fill those empty squares with one of the long vertical or horizontal blocks to clear them all at once. Build a combination of vertical and horizontal lines with only one square empty. Because of this try setting up your pieces so that it only takes one move to clear multiple lines. You earn more points for clearing two or more rows simultaneously. Try to aim for setting down the biggest pieces first to take up a few rows or columns at once and save the smaller ones for filling in the gaps.Ĭlear two (or more) at a time. You’ll be given three pieces at a time to place somewhere on the grid. Fill a row or column to clear it out and score points. Drag a block from the right panel to place it on the grid.
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