Just so you can see it in its nascent state, here is the "Gun Nose Presents Q&A" ... To get there, click on the title of the post (I put it up on www.drunkduck.com). Right now it is just two questions and there isn't an adequate sell statement on the finishing slide that asks you to play again. I'm working on it with Kyle Hansen at my office and he's teaching me the Flash you need to know. When it is done, it'll be 20 questions at a time and I'll have progressively "deep" versions for fans of the comic to play.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Test Version of New Game ... "The 'Gun Nose Presents' Q&A"
Just so you can see it in its nascent state, here is the "Gun Nose Presents Q&A" ... To get there, click on the title of the post (I put it up on www.drunkduck.com). Right now it is just two questions and there isn't an adequate sell statement on the finishing slide that asks you to play again. I'm working on it with Kyle Hansen at my office and he's teaching me the Flash you need to know. When it is done, it'll be 20 questions at a time and I'll have progressively "deep" versions for fans of the comic to play.
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Excellent Tom. I enjoy seeing my art on the "false" choice. So the fellow helping you is doing your UI? That's typically who knows Flash in a game environment.
ReplyDeleteSorry ... I meant "doesn't need him to work in." My bad. Fingers faster than brain.
ReplyDeleteNo. Kyle is a technical artist helping sort out issues with our game's cut scenes. He's very capable and learned Flash as part of his Art Institute education. He likes little jobs like I spec'd out because they're quick and keep him "in the know" in areas the company need him to work in.
ReplyDeleteCool little application. Another great idea.
ReplyDelete(The "Congratulations!" at the end of the test should have a "t" in it though, not a "d".)
Whoa ... I never even read it. I'm going to remake that whole screen tonight (and will name it the Tom Moon screen in celebration of all things Tom Moon).
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