MiniGame: Color Tickle

Testing procedure

Total tests: 1

• Variations:
  1. ColorTickle
• Difficulty Levels: ininfluent

Shared Difficulty

• Available lives decrease
• Antura activation time decreases

Shortcuts

none

Variations

1. ColorTickle

Player must color the letter.

Scoring

• 3 stars if…
• 2 stars if…

• 1 star if…

  Developer notes

Issues

Warnings to be fixed

Optimization

Game Design Docs

3 Lives per round (= per Letter)

• Each time you draw out of the borders (=Tickle) you lose a life

What is drawn outside of the borders should appear “lighter”

• I.e. if the LETTER is draw in RED, you should use LIGHT RED outside of the borders
• NOTE: you can do it by using a 50% brighter color

We keep the version (game_ColorTickle) with the Tickle anim

• But we do not stop the drawing, the Player must react and raise his/her finger

The Arabic Letters must appear in a correct format (but we can zoom more)

• It cannot go out of the “White Square” (please do not scale it and leave it centered)…
• … and it cannot appear as “bold” as now (i.e. the dots connects together)
• It seems that you currently using the the font as Bold with Outline…
• … please use a smaller Bold (dots should not connect together) and a very thin black outline

Antura is an element of surprise/disruption

• Enters from the side, leaves a short time to let the player react and then barks scaring the LL
• The LL will change animation when scared, making it very difficult/impossible to draw
• So the player is obliged to raise his/her finger to avoid drawing outside of the borders
• NOTE: it would cool that Antura only enter when the player is really actively drawing!

Scoring

• All mini-games must return a score (0 to 3 stars)
  • 0 stars are returned only if the player fails ALL ROUNDS
  • 3 stars are a very good performance, not necessarily PERFECT

The Score could be calculated with a combination of bonus/malus:

BONUS:

• Complete a Letter
• Number of Lives left at the end of a round

MALUS

• Number of Lives lost in a round
• Amount of “out-of-borders” that has been colored