[feedback] preview of trajektoria

[fog4711]

Fellow indie-gamers,

I am pleased to mention that my project "trajektoria" now is near-completed and available for preview and evaluation.

The program is a minimalistic, zero-violence, freeware game. I hope you will enjoy it.

All kinds of feeback is of course appreciated Especially:
1: does the game run on your system?
2: how long time did it take to figure out how to play?

screenshot

download game in ZIP-format

or install game

homepage

System requirements:
Windows: 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP
Processor: ~450 MHz
Screen resolution: 1024*768

greetings,
fog

[Talisman]

Ran fine on my Athlon 3400+...
Mission completed @ 13.1 k. I read the instructions then took a while to get the hang of it. I missed most of the time even at the end.
I like the concept, but it was not exciting.
Making the game easier, with a larger target or shorter target delay time, might make the game more accessable.

[adamw]

Game ran fine on my system (2.3Ghz/64Mb Graphics).

Couldn't really get the hang of it. I clicked at the projected trajectory, but never could get it far enough ahead of where the particle would appear. More frustrating than fun I'd say.

Might be better if you could have several spots active instead of one - and get more points if you get further ahead. Also, a trail behind the spot might help predict where it's headed.

[fog4711]

Adam and Talisman,

Thanks a lot for your helpful replies. I fear that you're right about the lacking fun. Time for me to consider some changes inspired by your feedback . Maybe a few levels with increasing difficulty would make it somewhat more interesting...

[WaveRider]

mission complete @ 13.5 k

interesting concept.
Nothing I'd pay for, but a fun little time waster.

[fog4711]

Thanx waverider. Fortunately you don't have to pay for that
version I hope you will continue to waste some time
on it (perhaps not too much time though)

fog