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[GAME] Super Search 60

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Started 1 month ago by klicktock
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klicktock
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Hello Fellow Cocos2Ders,

Happy to announce today's release of "Super Search 60". First iPhone game, and hence first game with Cocos2D. Really happy when I found the Cocos2D game engine, even happier when I installed it and it worked out of the box. I drink Tea out of my Super Sized Cocos Mug daily.

Game is integrated with Facebook Connect (with a bit of help from the forums), and I'm very happy with the way it's all worked out.

Also trying something different with regard to the "Lite/Full" paradigm. The game is a very full featured "free" version and allows 20 minutes of online play each week. A "buy" button sits on the title screen and clicking it unlocks the full version of the game. This way, players can easily see when there's sales. Cross fingers and I hope my unusual method pays off.

Hope you all enjoy the game!

Matt

Super Search 60 for iPhone/iPod Touch Trailer (YouTube)

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Posted 1 month ago #
klicktock
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Super Search 60 is being featured today by both GreatAppADay.com and TodaysFreeApp.com. If you're a new player signing in to Facebook today you'll get 999 free minutes of play.
Please check it out!
http://greatappaday.com and http://todaysfreeapp.com

Posted 2 days ago #
Bongeh
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looks visually nice, did you use chipmunk or box2d for the physics of the items bouncing?

sidenote: the cocos2d supersized mug is a beauty of a purchase!, its like two mugs of tea in 1 mug :D

Posted 2 days ago #
klicktock
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The object physics is actually hand done. It just uses actions to achieve the effect. I needed very particular movement as the "clack clack clack" sound was more important than the animation itself. So I basically used slight random variations to ensure the falling sound was natural and not robotic.

The way I achieved the grid, I couldn't have used physics anyway. When a piece disappears, and they fall down, all the pieces are actually staying in place, I just switch the textures around. Saved allocating masses of objects all the time. I referenced the objects as if they were in an array.

And yeah the super sized mug certainly provides you with a hardcore dose of caffeine in a very short period of time.

EDIT: I just noticed I'd never actually provided the app store link in my original post! haha.

App Store Link: http://itunes.apple.com/app/super-search-60/id348840963?mt=8
My Website: http://klicktock.com

Posted 2 days ago #

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