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[HTML5] [MOBILE] [SHOWCASE] Our new games, looking for publishers...

BoysanoBoysano
edited in Projects
Hi,
here are some of our 2015 games on our GAMELANCER website demos.

And some screenshots:



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PLAY
In this fun strategic puzzle game you help the cute Gloobies survive by colonising other planets,
before the opposing Gloobies can. Will your Gloobies be the survivors?
Have fun with 20 free levels of casual play on any mobile or desktop browser in HD.


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PLAY
Compete in 6 round racing, where you bet against the odds, to amass the most winnings.
We warn you, these are fierce competitors, and any race can be neck and neck



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PLAY
Gloobies Lab – HD (portrait: 640x960px) - PREMIUM
In this fun laboratory experiment, you combine cute Gloobies (or goo characters) together, so that they morph into even cooler creatures in a classic 2048 game style which is completely revamped. This game offers infinite gameplay, with insane replay value, on any mobile or desktop browser.
YOUTUBE VIDEO
The concept art in this game, GloobiesLab, was done by a very talented Ben McAllen, local from Durban. Future updates as seen on mobile stores was done in house by GameLancer's talented Pieter Visser

Please contact me at morne@gamelancer.net or us at info@gamelancer.net if you would like to sponsor or publish or buy these games, or do cross promotion deals...

Thanks for taking the time to play and test and give feedback on these games!

Comments

  • BernardBernard
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    Cricket racing was tons of fun, maybe change the "yeaay" at the end but the motor sounds are awesome also was I just lucky or do the ones you bet on have a better chance to win?

    Gloobies really requires your immediate tactical reaction which is great, however I find the bulky mouse even though it fits the over all style makes it hard to select things quickly because your not sure where the pointer really is.

    Gloobies lab was probably my favorite and the most frustrating, maybe music can ease the frustration or perhaps im only frustrated because i'm not good at it, either way I think music will do it well. The need to find out how the higher evolved Gloobies look like is strong.

    Thank you for sharing.
  • BoysanoBoysano
    @Bernard thank you for the review and kind words!

    "was I just lucky or do the ones you bet on have a better chance to win?"
    Pieter Visser our developer on this fun little game, says " He can neither confirm, nor deny this *hint* *hint*" haha
    This game probably won't get an update, was just a quick and dirty little game hehe, also pixel art doesn't scale well on different mobile resolutions, but we wanted to test the HTML5 market with pixel art and Japanese market games. They love their competitive Crickets!

    Noted, Gloobies Worlds still needs some improvements and extra content, when I get a chance. The mouse is only visible on desktop devices, and disappears for mobile devices (yes play in mobile browser, all these games please)...

    Gloobies Lab, the whole intention was to make a cute addictive game for moms and their daughters (like my wife). I actually made it for her, since she loves 2048. It is also currently our "flagship" or in our views or best game. Music was cut due to size of game, since art quality was higher, and we need to keep mobile HTML5 constraints in mind. But I agree. We may in future add music and more effects here.

    So far the HTML5 market is relatively quiet, so if we need to improve the game we shall, otherwise soon we will self publish to native mobile devices...
  • BernardBernard
    Just quick reply since I am currently working on my blog post, I vote HTML5 just needs to improve it self thats it, if it wants to be great and internet is getting faster and better across the world then we shouldn't adapt to html it should adapt to everyone.
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