Snake

[koala]

Thank you both Hblade and Zivouhr. I am glad you like it. Feel free to leave any suggestion you have, or negative critic, or whatever you want.

[Hblade]

Actually, I think its fine the way it is xD It plays how it's supposed to If you wanted to add something unique, you could try a "shape" system, like, for example, rings that you can go through vertically but not horizontally. (Would probably require a larger level though)... would be kinda neat and would add more challenge lol O:

[koala]

Actually, I think its fine the way it is xD It plays how it's supposed to If you wanted to add something unique, you could try a "shape" system, like, for example, rings that you can go through vertically but not horizontally. (Would probably require a larger level though)... would be kinda neat and would add more challenge lol O:

Nice idea. I think I understand what you are suggesting.

[Zivouhr]

My highest score so far was 3575 and I made a mistake by pressing back instead of up, reversing into the prior segment and ending the game.

The ideas you were suggesting in the video of the improvements sound good.
The game as it is now is really good, no complaints.

I see the speed eventually goes up to speed 10. Wow, that sounds good. Speed 5 is fun and energetic, while still being controllable, but very challenging also. I haven't gotten past speed 5 yet but will practice.

I see you have a scissors icon. Does it appear later in the game?

TIP:
For the music, if the file is 2 minutes and 21.7 MB is .wav format, if exporting the same song in .oggvorbis format compatible with Game Editor for Music, it's file size can be 1.3 MB and still sound great. I've included the oggvorbis file of the original song below. It won't play on its own, but only in the game or by the free open source Audacity editor, which can now export in a lot more formats, including MP3, Oggvorbis, wav, etc. http://web.audacityteam.org/

Snake-Trance.oggfile.zip

(1.19 MiB) Downloaded 119 times

Thanks for the thanks in the credits by the way.

[koala]

My highest score so far was 3575 and I made a mistake by pressing back instead of up, reversing into the prior segment and ending the game.

snakelevel3.jpg

That is great score! By the picture I suppose you've played Levels.
Did you press [BACKSPACE] instead of [UP ARROW] / [W]? Well how did you manage to do that? Those buttons are pretty far. I was trying to place those "sensitive" buttons, like quit, or exit far from arrow keys and [W],[A],[S],[D].
Did map change after you pressed [BACKSPACE]? That is not supposed to happen. I must repair it.

The ideas you were suggesting in the video of the improvements sound good.
The game as it is now is really good, no complaints.

Thanks, Zivouhr. But game always can get better. I suppose.

I see the speed eventually goes up to speed 10. Wow, that sounds good. Speed 5 is fun and energetic, while still being controllable, but very challenging also. I haven't gotten past speed 5 yet but will practice.

Yes, there are 10 speeds. First speed moves snake every 300 ms, second every 270 ms. Tenth speed moves snake every 30 ms, but it is controllable, you just need fast reflexes and to be concentrated.
On first eight levels starting speed is 1 and ending speed 5, then on next eight levels starting speed is 2 and ending speed is 6. On last eight levels starting speed is 6 and ending speed is 10. When you play One Map, you start with speed 1, then speed up to 2, 3, finally to speed 10, and then back to speed 1, and so on.

I see you have a scissors icon. Does it appear later in the game?

Yes, when you play One Map scissors appear on every 2000 collected points and cut the tail, levaing the snake only with head. However, scissors disappear after ten seconds if not collected.

TIP:
For the music, if the file is 2 minutes and 21.7 MB is .wav format, if exporting the same song in .oggvorbis format compatible with Game Editor for Music, it's file size can be 1.3 MB and still sound great. I've included the oggvorbis file of the original song below. It won't play on its own, but only in the game or by the free open source Audacity editor, which can now export in a lot more formats, including MP3, Oggvorbis, wav, etc. http://web.audacityteam.org/

Snake-Trance.oggfile.zip

Thank you very much. I am really grateful for this. It was really a big problem that game has less than 2 MB and music 20 MB.
I've made sounds using Audacity. Again, thank you for this, too, because you've introduced it to me.

Thanks for the thanks in the credits by the way.

No problem, you've absolutely earned it.

[Zivouhr]

Thanks Koala!
The backspace button and exit buttons are fine where they are; no need to change them. I meant to say I pressed the left key button and went backwards into the snake as I panicked as space to turn became trapped as the segments looped around; reminds me of Tron and one reason I've always enjoyed this game. Your version is definitely one of the best versions of Snake I've played. Other version was on Atari 2600 which was very good, NES too I think.

Speed of 10, that will be something. Nice.
I'll see if I can obtain the scissors, thanks!

The walls in the different maps are nice obstacles and challenging too, offering a new twist on the game.

Yes, Audacity is an awesome tool. With a microphone, you can record any sound you can create and edit it 100 different ways for hundreds of new sound effects. Agreed, for sound effects, wav is required, but for music, oggvorbis is ideal for Game Editor.

[koala]

Thanks Koala!
The backspace button and exit buttons are fine where they are; no need to change them. I meant to say I pressed the left key button and went backwards into the snake as I panicked as space to turn became trapped as the segments looped around; reminds me of Tron and one reason I've always enjoyed this game. Your version is definitely one of the best versions of Snake I've played. Other version was on Atari 2600 which was very good, NES too I think.

Well, thenk you very much.

Yes, Audacity is an awesome tool. With a microphone, you can record any sound you can create and edit it 100 different ways for hundreds of new sound effects. Agreed, for sound effects, wav is required, but for music, oggvorbis is ideal for Game Editor.

As a matter of fact, I am planing to record some laughing for game "Ball". You'll see what I am talking about.

[Zivouhr]

Okay, sounds like a plan to add sound effects to Ball.