Fonts Fonts Fonts
August 11, 2010 by Digby Murray
Filed under Blog, Dev Blog, Perplex Beats
On our search for a new and interesting font for Perplex Beats, we cam across this awesome one. It is based on video game consoles and accessories. I have already been told that we CAN NOT you it, but if keep bugging Jeremy he might give in and put it in the game.
This font was created by Varun Vachhar

The Old To The New (Symbols)
August 9, 2010 by Digby Murray
Filed under Blog, Dev Blog, Perplex Beats
Ok Preanimals (You see what I did there) we have finished the symbols and would like to show everybody what they look like now. We played around with the order of the symbols, so the user can identify which symbol is which right away, since the order of the symbols never changes.
Enough talking more showing.

Perplex Beats – Playtest Feedback
July 30, 2010 by Digby Murray
Filed under Blog, Dev Blog, Perplex Beats
We had a huge play test a couple of weeks ago which proved very useful. We got loads of feedback from people who play lots of music games and some from people who don’t play them. It is very interesting to see the different types of feedback given from the two groups of gamers. One of the main things which were given from both groups where the symbols, which have already been re-designed and will be posted soon.
Thanks to everybody giving us support. We will keep you posted
IPhone Dev
June 30, 2010 by Digby Murray
Filed under Blog, Dev Blog, Manic Panic, SlipDisc
The team have been thinking about iphone dev for a long while now.
We have had loads of ideas flying around the team, but two games that stuck in all our minds. After long hours of coding to prototype these games we now have two games in a playable state where we feel its plays well.
The first title is called Manic Panic which is a collectiong of mini games with and a wild card. This can be used at anytime which could help the player progress or make the user fail sooner. These mini games are quick and simple play which makes it really fun for all.
The other game is called SlipDisc, which reminds us of a pinball machine (think Pachinko) . This game is very unique and super addictive. So much so the artist just sat there watching the game play on its own for about 10 minutes. Which is always a good sign.
So to all the PreAnimals (our fans) stay tuned, more will be revealed.



