Blipp in: Power Panic! - Revision history

Azure at 01:31, 23 June 2021

2021-06-23T01:31:38Z

Aderack at 15:27, 17 June 2016

2016-06-17T15:27:24Z

Aderack at 00:03, 5 February 2016

2016-02-05T00:03:22Z

Aderack at 00:02, 5 February 2016

2016-02-05T00:02:56Z

Aderack at 15:04, 24 January 2016

2016-01-24T15:04:02Z

Aderack at 15:02, 24 January 2016

2016-01-24T15:02:17Z

Aderack: /* Downloads */

2016-01-24T14:29:45Z

Downloads

Aderack: /* Downloads */

2016-01-24T14:29:24Z

Downloads

Aderack at 14:22, 24 January 2016

2016-01-24T14:22:22Z

Aderack: /* Story */

2016-01-23T03:33:17Z

Story

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 == Links ==
-<videoflash>67XLOsciTgI</videoflash>
+<youtube>67XLOsciTgI</youtube>
 * [http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/7454 Game-Maker Source Release Jam / KotM #85] (Glorious Trainwrecks)

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 '''Website:''' [http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8155 Glorious Trainwrecks]<br />
 '''Related games:''' ''[[Teatime Game]]'', ''[[PersiaTron]]'', ''[[Terror Tower]]''
-}}'''Not to be mistaken for Adam Tyner's ''[[Blip!]]''.'''
+}}{{Disambig|Adam Tyner|Blip!}}
 ''Blipp in: Power Panic!'' is one of four games designed for a [[:Category: KotM 85|game jam]] held by the Glorious Trainwrecks community, in celebration of Andy Stone's release of Game-Maker's source code. All four games were assembled over a short span on the evening of July 19th, 2014, while the authors chatted and exchanged design tips over IRC.

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 '''Website:''' [http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8155 Glorious Trainwrecks]<br />
 '''Related games:''' ''[[Teatime Game]]'', ''[[PersiaTron]]'', ''[[Terror Tower]]''
-}}
+}}'''Not to be mistaken for Adam Tyner's ''[[Blip!]]''.'''
 ''Blipp in: Power Panic!'' is one of four games designed for a [[:Category: KotM 85|game jam]] held by the Glorious Trainwrecks community, in celebration of Andy Stone's release of Game-Maker's source code. All four games were assembled over a short span on the evening of July 19th, 2014, while the authors chatted and exchanged design tips over IRC.

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 '''Website:''' [http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8155 Glorious Trainwrecks]<br />
 '''Related games:''' ''[[Teatime Game]]'', ''[[PersiaTron]]'', ''[[Terror Tower]]''
-}}''Blipp in: Power Panic!'' is one of four games designed for a [[:Category: KotM 85|game jam]] held by the Glorious Trainwrecks community, in celebration of Andy Stone's release of Game-Maker's source code. All four games were assembled over a short span on the evening of July 19th, 2014, while the authors chatted and exchanged design tips over IRC.
+}}
 Dattorz, one of the Glorious Trainwrecks maintainers, took a methodical approach to design -- one which led to an extra day or two of overtime, to finish up the work here. The goal with ''Blipp'' was to use a rough existing template -- the classic Epyx game ''Chip's Challenge'' -- to explore and demonstrate Game-Maker's basic functions. Thus, every level plays with a slightly different mix of block and monster properties. One level will involve carving a path out of solid blocks -- yet the solid blocks also wall in monsters, which are drawn to the player's character. Another level will contain an invisible maze. Another will focus on gravity settings, with conveyor belts and glide floors dragging the character in all directions.

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 [[File:BlippSprite.png|center]]
 Much of the extra time devoted to ''Blip'' seems to have gone into the little details that make it work -- the character design and animation; the original, clearly drawn monsters and background tiles; and in particular the meticulously designed levels, each of which positions a different kind of a puzzle for the player to solve, each puzzle serving to illustrate another basic principle of RSD's engine.
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 == Instructions ==
 Collect all ten batteries

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	Dattorz, one of the Glorious Trainwrecks maintainers, took a methodical approach to design -- one which led to an extra day or two of overtime, to finish up the work here. The goal with ''Blipp'' was to use a rough existing template -- the classic Epyx game ''Chip's Challenge'' -- to explore and demonstrate Game-Maker's basic functions. Thus, every level plays with a slightly different mix of block and monster properties. One level will involve carving a path out of solid blocks -- yet the solid blocks also wall in monsters, which are drawn to the player's character. Another level will contain an invisible maze. Another will focus on gravity settings, with conveyor belts and glide floors dragging the character in all directions.		Dattorz, one of the Glorious Trainwrecks maintainers, took a methodical approach to design -- one which led to an extra day or two of overtime, to finish up the work here. The goal with ''Blipp'' was to use a rough existing template -- the classic Epyx game ''Chip's Challenge'' -- to explore and demonstrate Game-Maker's basic functions. Thus, every level plays with a slightly different mix of block and monster properties. One level will involve carving a path out of solid blocks -- yet the solid blocks also wall in monsters, which are drawn to the player's character. Another level will contain an invisible maze. Another will focus on gravity settings, with conveyor belts and glide floors dragging the character in all directions.
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		+	[[File:BlippSprite.png\|center]]

	Much of the extra time devoted to ''Blip'' seems to have gone into the little details that make it work -- the character design and animation; the original, clearly drawn monsters and background tiles; and in particular the meticulously designed levels, each of which positions a different kind of a puzzle for the player to solve, each puzzle serving to illustrate another basic principle of RSD's engine.		Much of the extra time devoted to ''Blip'' seems to have gone into the little details that make it work -- the character design and animation; the original, clearly drawn monsters and background tiles; and in particular the meticulously designed levels, each of which positions a different kind of a puzzle for the player to solve, each puzzle serving to illustrate another basic principle of RSD's engine.

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 [[Category: Glorious Trainwrecks]]
 [[Category: KotM 85]]
 [[Category: Ohio]]
 [[Category: United States]]

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	* '''[http://www.aderack.com/game-maker/downloads/blipp.zip ''Blipp in: Power Panic!'']''' (116.5 KB)		* '''[http://www.aderack.com/game-maker/downloads/blipp.zip ''Blipp in: Power Panic!'']''' (116.5 KB)
		+	* [[Media:BlippMap1.png\|Levels 1-4 map]] (39.9 kB)
		+	* [[Media:BlippMap2.png\|Levels 5-6 map]] (39.7 kB)

	[[Category: Game-Maker games]]		[[Category: Game-Maker games]]

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 '''Website:''' [http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8155 Glorious Trainwrecks]<br />
 '''Related games:''' ''[[Teatime Game]]'', ''[[PersiaTron]]'', ''[[Terror Tower]]''
-}}[[Category:Pending articles]]<center>'''FULL ENTRY COMING SOON!'''</center>
+}}''Blipp in: Power Panic!'' is one of four games designed for a [[:Category: KotM 85|game jam]] held by the Glorious Trainwrecks community, in celebration of Andy Stone's release of Game-Maker's source code. All four games were assembled over a short span on the evening of July 19th, 2014, while the authors chatted and exchanged design tips over IRC.
 == Story ==
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 * '''[http://www.aderack.com/game-maker/downloads/blipp.zip ''Blipp in: Power Panic!'']''' (116.5 KB)
 [[Category: Dattorz]]
 [[Category: Experimental]]