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Auditorium, lovely Flash gameDecember 3rd, 2008 |
It’s elegant design, and quite beautiful as well. Auditorium.
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Hm, not a bad find. There’s a certain elegance to this one, indeed.
It took me a bit to figure out how exactly the bubbles worked but wow, I haven’t seen anything quite like this one. I’d definitely call this one “art”.
I would call it art too : dynamic, light and sound.
The idea is original and well applied, which is usually not the case for the billions of flash games that can be found on the web. I am waiting for the full version.
I was just getting into it when my computer jammed… 
I had no idea how to play it for at least 10 minutes, and then I figured it out and thought it was very cool.
My computer jammed using Firefox, so I closed the tab and switched over to Google Chrome. Mm… RIA love.
That was an awesome game. There were some really rough spots that I couldn’t figure out… but then I figured it out and it was awesome again. 
I love this. I loved the feeling of conquering the patterns, figuring out what the tools did, and the sense of feedback with the flow pattern. Really well done – as art, but also I found that I didn’t hit a wall, each level was just hard enough to be a challenge but not so hard I closed it off.
Great find.
Indeed that’s a very nice game! I’m passing the link around now.
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