cocos2d for iPhone

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   GameBit
   Member

   Hi everyone,

   I released my first iPad app/game/toy :) - WitchEye Fortune.

   Basically its fortune telling based on Gypsy cards.

   "What awaits me?", "what should i do?", "is it the right choice?" - its a questions what everyone asks themselves. These, fortune telling gypsy cards will help you answer all those and many more questions.

   Don't forget that you shouldn't ask cards more then once a day same question, otherwise they will start lie to you.

   

   

   iTunes Appstore link

   Here are some promo codes.
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   9XJN3NA7FJA7
   9RWA6FF3R3JN
   Y6YJA3EALPER
   KLMKANM66NRF
   RFE696LRYM3K
   HWP9EL3WL749
   TP4KXY74E4M6
   LN3FAEPXX46A
   WFYFTKTJYJ9H

   Posted 1 year ago #
2. 

   Stuville
   Member

   I grabbed 9RWA6FF3R3JN and will post any comments. :)

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   Stuville
   Member

   GameBit, I liked fortune telling games. I'm not into astrology or anything...I just find them amusing. Anyway, I like the movement animations. Here are a few thoughts. (I know....I am always full of thoughts)

   - At first I was not sure what I was to do. I watched the spinning cubes for a while and then just started tapping to get it going. I then realized that I tap once and then pick a cube. Perhaps an overlay view of instructions or brief game play.

   - Why am I picking a cube to start? Is it a key card for my fortune? Again, some instructions for the novice WitchEye player such as myself. Your original post contained some good game play instructions. Having them in the game at the start would be great!

   - The graphics for the selected match (placed in the middle of the screen) are a bit blurry. Due to increasing the size imagine. Perhaps having two sizes of the same card would work better. One for the large middle of the screen graphic and another for the small size located at the bottom and side of the screen. You should be able to transform the larger graphic to the small size dimensions, then replace the final dimension with the smaller graphic. Keeps it crisp on both ends. Did that make sense?

   Posted 1 year ago #
4. 

   GameBit
   Member

   @Stuville thanks for comments. i will add help to update i guess, was playing it a lot of times so it was obvious for me :) And thanks for noticing blurry graphic, don't have ipad yet so dint saw it

   Posted 1 year ago #

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