Animations on iOS

[Scott Rossi]

If you're seeking enlightenment in a game, I can't help you.  But another
game I can recommend is The Room series by Fireproof Games.  Instead of
architectural puzzles on a grand scale, The Room is a series of mechanical
box/device puzzles: quasi-steampunk designed marvels with secret doors,
panels, levers, cyphers and jaw dropping mechanical design.  The puzzles
are more challenging than Monument Valley, and there is a vague but
intriguing backstory that keeps you wondering throughout.

All the Room games have been included in Apple's "best of" game lists, and
deservedly so. With Fireproof's release of their 3rd installment The Room
3, the first title is now available for free:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/the-room/id552039496?mt=8


But definitely purchase their other titles.  Support the developers, and
enjoy hours of award-winning challenges.

Regards,

Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX/UI Design




On 12/14/15, 6:58 PM, "use-livecode on behalf of Brahmanathaswami"
<use-livecode-bounces at lists.runrev.com on behalf of brahma at hindu.org>
wrote:

><mini-rant>
>  LC is so far behind in this arena... At Scott's suggestion, I tried
>the first video game I ever played in my life: Monument Valley... So
>beautifully done, though in the end I got, as usual bored to tears and
>had to force myself to finish level 10 just on principle and, as some
>anti-gamers  say, despite the award-winning graphics/puzzles... "I came
>out of the game dumber than I went in"
>
>That said. These things made in Unity are awesome and the "holy grail"
>would be able to play unity "shorts"  inside Livecode. Their WebGL
>export (--> unity to enscriptenJS)  will not work on mobile
>
></end mini-rant>