{"author_name":"lilinx","cat":"LD #28","comments":[],"epoch":1387224300,"likes":0,"metadata":{"p_key":"34533","p_author":"lilinx","p_authorkey":"28339","p_urlkey":"70081","p_title":"YOGO SUBMARINES !","p_cat":"LD #28","p_event":"LD28","p_time":"1387224300","p_likes":"0","p_comments":"0","p_status":"UPD5","us_key":"28339","us_name":"lilinx","us_username":"lilinx","event_start":"1386892800","event_key":"20","event_name":"LD28"},"text":"

The game is online! This was a very interesting week-end.<\/p>\n

YOGO SUBMARINES<\/a><\/p>\n

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I hope you’ll find the game interesting. The sounds are a bit harsh (especially when you listen to them for 3 days like I just did). I’ve been considering several options : musical instrument, notes, spoken words.. Words are boring (too easy to recognize). Musical notes (where you have to identify pitch or instrument) won’t be manageable for everybody. The best solution I found was to use artificial sounds that do not exist outside of the game, and they also need to be very different from each other.<\/p>\n

In its ideal version this game would generate new sounds at the beginning of each game.
\n The 4 sounds generated would always be beautiful, smooth, soft, and they would be very different from each other.<\/p>\n

I also tried this Chronolapse thing but I often forgot to turn it on when working ! So I’ll have a partial timelapse to publish. I guess it will still be a nice souvenir.<\/p>\n

I think “Sharing earphones” have a lot more potential than tiny cute submarine games. I plan to re-use this idea in interactive fiction, twine poetry, and all kind of artistry and general weirdness.<\/p>","time":"December 16th, 2013 3:05 pm","title":"YOGO SUBMARINES !"}