Oh, it happens when you take damage.
Gamepad controls work great, by the way.
Gamepad controls work great, by the way.
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MOW (by Raul Lopez Romero)
"Best Basque VideoGame" AZPlay 2017 - Finalist
MOW offers a totally unique experience in racing genre games. Imagine driving while you respect traffic signals, traffic lights or intersections and avoid countless hazards.
The whole game feels like an art piece to me its been a unique experience that will be hard to replicate. - Snappzilla
"The driving game that requires you to respect the rules of the road... MOW, or initiation to good driving in iOS" - iphon.fr
"A retro and arcade oriented game that will challenge you constantly" - ActualidadIphone
Master the simple MOW controls to reach the end, using your dexterity and reflexes. Beautiful graphics and excellent music will accompany you on your trip with MOW.
Complete the circuits touring beautiful cities, sunny beaches and inscrutable mountains.
Destroy obstacles by throwing bursts of light and get to the end without fail to get extra bonuses. Take care of your car, refuel to keep going and repair faults in the workshop.
Characteristics:
- Varied circuits with nice graphics crossing cities, coast and mountains.
- Drive in adverse weather conditions (rainy, snowy, stormy), .
- Great musical atmosphere and FX effects.
- Natural control of the car using gestures.
- Car faults management.
- Car computer on board to help you in your adventure.
- Statistics of your progress.
- Collect coins to redeem for prizes.
- Collect pickups to get advantages on your trip.
MOW offers a totally unique experience in racing genre games. Imagine driving while you respect traffic signals, traffic lights or intersections and avoid countless hazards.
The whole game feels like an art piece to me its been a unique experience that will be hard to replicate. - Snappzilla
"The driving game that requires you to respect the rules of the road... MOW, or initiation to good driving in iOS" - iphon.fr
"A retro and arcade oriented game that will challenge you constantly" - ActualidadIphone
Master the simple MOW controls to reach the end, using your dexterity and reflexes. Beautiful graphics and excellent music will accompany you on your trip with MOW.
Complete the circuits touring beautiful cities, sunny beaches and inscrutable mountains.
Destroy obstacles by throwing bursts of light and get to the end without fail to get extra bonuses. Take care of your car, refuel to keep going and repair faults in the workshop.
Characteristics:
- Varied circuits with nice graphics crossing cities, coast and mountains.
- Drive in adverse weather conditions (rainy, snowy, stormy), .
- Great musical atmosphere and FX effects.
- Natural control of the car using gestures.
- Car faults management.
- Car computer on board to help you in your adventure.
- Statistics of your progress.
- Collect coins to redeem for prizes.
- Collect pickups to get advantages on your trip.
07-15-2017, 12:58 PM
Junior Member
Joined: Jul 2017
Location: Spain
Posts: 10
My real name is Julian Oliden, I'm from the Basque Country in Spain (very near to France).
I have a GameTutorial channel in Youtuve called Mr. Jocyf to help people to create games using Unity, it was pretty successful channel in the spanish comunnity.
It has been months since the last video I uploaded because I've been focused on developing MOW for this last year with Raul Lopez.
Raul Lopez worked in videogames 30 years ago in Zeus Soft (along with Ricardo Puerto) making some hits like Hundra (for Spectrum), Risky Woods (for PC) and Biomecanical Toy (coin up machine).
I worked in Zeus 20 years ago creating Energy; the game never went published anyway, after 3 years working there, Zeus closed its doors.... until now! In this last years I've been working creating simulations (medical, augmented reality, etc...) and over 20/25 games for IOS/Android for other companies (clones mostly).
We both (Raul and me) joined with the idea of create original games (no clone games with well known gameplay mechanics); that's how MOW was created. The inicial concept of MOW was a very diferent game, it has been a lot of iterations until we've got this great and original game. We are so proud of our creation!
haha! So you discovered that flashing other cars helps !!! I used it a lot when testing the game, in some levels it's crazy.
TIP: Finishing levels in Perfect (and not only Pass) always has rewards.
I have a GameTutorial channel in Youtuve called Mr. Jocyf to help people to create games using Unity, it was pretty successful channel in the spanish comunnity.
It has been months since the last video I uploaded because I've been focused on developing MOW for this last year with Raul Lopez.
Raul Lopez worked in videogames 30 years ago in Zeus Soft (along with Ricardo Puerto) making some hits like Hundra (for Spectrum), Risky Woods (for PC) and Biomecanical Toy (coin up machine).
I worked in Zeus 20 years ago creating Energy; the game never went published anyway, after 3 years working there, Zeus closed its doors.... until now! In this last years I've been working creating simulations (medical, augmented reality, etc...) and over 20/25 games for IOS/Android for other companies (clones mostly).
We both (Raul and me) joined with the idea of create original games (no clone games with well known gameplay mechanics); that's how MOW was created. The inicial concept of MOW was a very diferent game, it has been a lot of iterations until we've got this great and original game. We are so proud of our creation!
haha! So you discovered that flashing other cars helps !!! I used it a lot when testing the game, in some levels it's crazy.
TIP: Finishing levels in Perfect (and not only Pass) always has rewards.
07-15-2017, 02:02 PM
Bronze Supporter
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jocyf
My real name is Julian Oliden, I'm from the Basque Country in Spain (very near to France).
I have a GameTutorial channel in Youtuve called Mr. Jocyf to help people to create games using Unity, it was pretty successful channel in the spanish comunnity.
It has been months since the last video I uploaded because I've been focused on developing MOW for this last year with Raul Lopez.
Raul Lopez worked in videogames 30 years ago in Zeus Soft (along with Ricardo Puerto) making some hits like Hundra (for Spectrum), Risky Woods (for PC) and Biomecanical Toy (coin up machine).
I worked in Zeus 20 years ago creating Energy; the game never went published anyway, after 3 years working there, Zeus closed its doors.... until now! In this last years I've been working creating simulations (medical, augmented reality, etc...) and over 20/25 games for IOS/Android for other companies (clones mostly).
We both (Raul and me) joined with the idea of create original games (no clone games with well known gameplay mechanics); that's how MOW was created. The inicial concept of MOW was a very diferent game, it has been a lot of iterations until we've got this great and original game. We are so proud of our creation!
haha! So you discovered that flashing other cars helps !!! I used it a lot when testing the game, in some levels it's crazy.
TIP: Finishing levels in Perfect (and not only Pass) always has rewards.
I have a GameTutorial channel in Youtuve called Mr. Jocyf to help people to create games using Unity, it was pretty successful channel in the spanish comunnity.
It has been months since the last video I uploaded because I've been focused on developing MOW for this last year with Raul Lopez.
Raul Lopez worked in videogames 30 years ago in Zeus Soft (along with Ricardo Puerto) making some hits like Hundra (for Spectrum), Risky Woods (for PC) and Biomecanical Toy (coin up machine).
I worked in Zeus 20 years ago creating Energy; the game never went published anyway, after 3 years working there, Zeus closed its doors.... until now! In this last years I've been working creating simulations (medical, augmented reality, etc...) and over 20/25 games for IOS/Android for other companies (clones mostly).
We both (Raul and me) joined with the idea of create original games (no clone games with well known gameplay mechanics); that's how MOW was created. The inicial concept of MOW was a very diferent game, it has been a lot of iterations until we've got this great and original game. We are so proud of our creation!
haha! So you discovered that flashing other cars helps !!! I used it a lot when testing the game, in some levels it's crazy.
TIP: Finishing levels in Perfect (and not only Pass) always has rewards.
07-17-2017, 01:20 PM
Senior Member
Joined: Apr 2015
Location: Nantes, France
Posts: 187
I'm a new player of this game.
After 2 "perfect", I got the Game Over screen and I lost all my progress : this is so frustrative...
BUT, after replaying the 1st level with "perfect", I got a second medal for it... Why can we get multiple medails for a level ? And why I can't keep my progress after a level is completed ?
Not cool for my experience
Btw, I'm missing some cool achievements to unlock in Game Center and maybe some leaderboards to compete with
After 2 "perfect", I got the Game Over screen and I lost all my progress : this is so frustrative...
BUT, after replaying the 1st level with "perfect", I got a second medal for it... Why can we get multiple medails for a level ? And why I can't keep my progress after a level is completed ?
Not cool for my experience
Btw, I'm missing some cool achievements to unlock in Game Center and maybe some leaderboards to compete with
07-18-2017, 12:59 PM
Senior Member
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 379
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jocyf
hi,
About the price... we didn't wanted to make a free game with in-app purchases and we hate publicity in the game, so the way to go for us with MOW has been one single payment.
We feel that 3 bucks is an honest and right price for a year and half game work (yeah, 10-12 hours day even weekends -no holidays neither- invested in creating MOW). Maybe in the future (don't know when, maybe in Christmas) we'll plan a price drop for a day or two... we haven't decided yet.
About the price... we didn't wanted to make a free game with in-app purchases and we hate publicity in the game, so the way to go for us with MOW has been one single payment.
We feel that 3 bucks is an honest and right price for a year and half game work (yeah, 10-12 hours day even weekends -no holidays neither- invested in creating MOW). Maybe in the future (don't know when, maybe in Christmas) we'll plan a price drop for a day or two... we haven't decided yet.
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