[Beta] Looking for testers for new puzzle game Blip Blup.

[ustwogames]

Hi all,

I'm one of the developers at ustwo and I've been working on our new game. Let me introduce you to Blip Blup!

Blip Blup is a puzzle game. In each level, you tap on a tile to release a wave of colour across the screen. The wave is blocked by walls and interacts with other special tiles in order to bend your mind. The aim is to complete the level by colouring all the tiles in as few taps as possible, avoiding the death triggers. As you progress, you'll encounter new special tile types and increasingly mind-bending puzzles.



We're in the final stages of design and we're trying to iron out as many creases as possible. We would love your input to help us make the game more awesome. The beta has the first half of the levels from the full game (because we haven't made the rest yet!).

We're using TestFlight to manage this beta. Sign up here if you'd like to take part:

http://tflig.ht/Vs56Au

Can't wait to hear what you guys think. Cheers!

Manesh

[saiyukialex]

I cannot install the build via the link in mail.

[Andrey1610]

Works perfect on my iPhone 5, but I don't understand rules

[Andrey1610]

Screenshot 1 - add, please, back button.

Screenshot 2 - why some of completed levels white and others gray?

[ustwogames]

Thanks for downloading!

Originally Posted by saiyukialex

I cannot install the build via the link in mail.

Which device are you using?

Originally Posted by Andrey1610

Works perfect on my iPhone 5, but I don't understand rules

We've attempted to use the first 2 packs to explain the way the game works through the progression of the levels, and particularly without explicitly stating the mechanics.

This is definitely the kind of thing we wanted to hear your feedback on. Try a few more levels and let me know if you think it really isn't working.

Originally Posted by Andrey1610

Screenshot 1 - add, please, back button.

Screenshot 2 - why some of completed levels white and others gray?

Screenshot 1:
That's a completely fair suggestion, thanks!

Screenshot 2:
The bright levels are the ones that you finished with a perfect score. The darker levels are the ones that you completed but didn't get a perfect score. How do you feel about the way this information is conveyed?

[saiyukialex]

I tried my iPhone 4 & iPhone 5. Either works.

Originally Posted by ustwogames

Thanks for downloading!


Which device are you using?


We've attempted to use the first 2 packs to explain the way the game works through the progression of the levels, and particularly without explicitly stating the mechanics.

This is definitely the kind of thing we wanted to hear your feedback on. Try a few more levels and let me know if you think it really isn't working.


Screenshot 1:
That's a completely fair suggestion, thanks!

Screenshot 2:
The bright levels are the ones that you finished with a perfect score. The darker levels are the ones that you completed but didn't get a perfect score. How do you feel about the way this information is conveyed?

[saiyukialex]

Error in scrrenshot

[Andrey1610]

Originally Posted by ustwogames

Screenshot 2:
The bright levels are the ones that you finished with a perfect score. The darker levels are the ones that you completed but didn't get a perfect score. How do you feel about the way this information is conveyed?

I completed darker levels with LESS moves than perfect. For example - perfect moves is 4, I found 2 or 3 moves solution.

[ustwogames]

Originally Posted by saiyukialex

Error in scrrenshot

Hi saiyukialex. Please try this updated recruitment link. I have edited the original post with this link too.

http://tflig.ht/Vs56Au

Cheers.

[ustwogames]

Originally Posted by Andrey1610

I completed darker levels with LESS moves than perfect. For example - perfect moves is 4, I found 2 or 3 moves solution.

The scores vary on a per level basis, so a perfect score on one level is likely to be different from another level.

Just to clarify, the "complete" score is the maximum number of moves it can take to complete a level (indicated by the number on the top right). The "perfect" score will either be the same or less than the complete score.