When you find out the composer of rome 1, is behind this games ost. Not only that, but his wife is singing.

So far I'm just placing control pieces pretty randomly. That's because I have no real idea which way pieces will turn, nor how interactions will work. So it's just put things down randomly and guess. For this kind of game to really be fun, you need to be able to forecast to some degree what's going to happen as you explore the problem space. Testing your ideas is fine and all, but this game leans way too heavily on testing....

Is this game supposed to be played with my child? I think the child in the down-right corner is beautfifully animated but it also seems kinda childish in a sense. But if it's supposed to be for little kids its understandable Though if the game has enough substance for a high and a low skill/wit ceiling as well I wonder if an possibility to toggle off the child (at the point when you press "play") just so I don't feel treated like a kid....

We've worked very hard on Tempopo, but the way game development is, bugs tend to sneak in anyway! ;) So Please use the below questions to submit your report: Bug Description: Something strange is happening, and I'll describe it here! What caused the bug to appear? : When I did [x action] the bug appeared Can you reproduce the bug? If so, how: [x action] followed by [y action], only on this level We might ask to you to send us your saves or logs, and you can find those with the foll...

This was a very impressive demo. I'm not the target audience at all; I'm a young man and this is definitely targeted towards women and children. But I still had fun with it, and feel it deserves recognition. The demo was very generous too, giving you 15 levels to play. The visuals of the game are very impressive. Everything is colourful, has consistent tone, and very well polished. The animations are great. The main theme of the game is music, and the game doesn't disappoint here either. It had me hummin...