In Navennni you have one goal; you are going to the Moon. To do so you have to complete a strategy game which is easiest described as a single player mini-version of Settlers of Catan.

My connection to the theme was that I reshuffled the letters to create “Can U Leap To Moon, Navennni?” which is how the game got its name – Navennni. I may have flipped the W upside down too.

This game is the first time I made sound effects and music to a game. It is also my first game using Ionic/Angular and an inline SVG as canvas. It worked out quite nice I think, although screen reader support is quite poor compared to my previous games in LD as I didn’t had time to test that and work around issues.

To the game – Navennni

I’ve got 3 different platform choices:

• pure JavaScript/HTML5 (like LD33, LD#31 and MiniLD#53)
• Ionic – and possible toss in some cordova plugins for mobile sensors (like LD#32)
• Unity/C# – I’m a novice on unity, so I probably won’t go for it.

What I pick depend on the theme and what kind of game I’ll like to develop which I can only decide once I know the theme.

If you liked my Sim Tower inspired game from LD#33, I have improved on it since LD. (save/load, lobby, block building, resizable elevators, better mouse and keyboard input)

Got shapes up and running as well as geolocation and a basic collect shapes game. Next up is to get ‘shift’ into the game.

I’m sure many of us got perhaps too many hours indoors? In my game, you get shapes to collect within a 600m radius from your current location. So unless you plan to spoof your GPS-position, you got a game to play while getting out for a walk.

As for shapeshifting, the shapes shift shape when you collect one shape.

This game works best on Android, but can be played on iOS too (no sound). Not tested on Windows Phone. Can be played as a web game as well as by downloading an APK for Android.

To the game

Some walks were performed as part of the development of this game.

In my game you collect shapes in the real world by walking to them with your phone. In the original version it required up to 600 m of walk to get your first shape. Perhaps a bit much.

So I’ve added the option to try my Shapes Outdoor game with shorter walk distance. Your first shape can now be collected within 100 m of walk, and you only need to collect 3 shapes to win the game.

It is still possible to play the original difficulty if you rather like to do so.

To the game

I think games is a great opportunity to try things. In this game you can try how it is to redesign a website while users are on it in order to entertain them and turn them into good customers.

You can use long paragraphs to trap them or place cat pictures to make them happy. How long time can you sustain without loosing too many users?

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I would like to play and rate games as long as they run in my browser. But I wonder is there any feature I've missed that allow me to filter the game list on Web/HTML5?