Loonies 8192 (2018)
A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Android
A Mini Retro Puzzle for DOS, PSP, 3DS, GBA, PSX, Android, NDS, Win32, N800, N900, N9, PocketCHIP, iOS, macOS, Vita, WebGL, PS2, GameCube, Wii, Windows 3.11 (both Win386 Win32s) and Windows 9x.
Update 2021-12-23: An enhanced version of this game is available: Loonies (2021)
See the project page at https://thp.io/2018/loonies8192/ for details.
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GBA (Flashcart)
PSX (on a CRT TV)
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Development log
- Loonies 8192 r68 for Windows 9x2 days ago
- Loonies 8192 r67 for PS2, GameCube, Wii and Windows 3.11Jun 01, 2023
- GBA version updated, fixes sound in title screenJul 15, 2021
- Loonies 8192 r66 now playable in the browserJul 11, 2021
- Loonies 8192 r66 now also for N900Jul 11, 2021
- Loonies 8192 r66 adds iOS, macOS and Vita portsJul 09, 2021
- Loonies 8192 r65 adds ports for N800, N9 and PocketCHIPJun 30, 2021
- Loonies 8192 r64, now with Android, NDS and Win32 portsJun 22, 2021
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Very nice! I just bought it and tested out the PocketCHIP version on my PocketCHIP and I have one request. The two colors of the pieces when you start the game on the PocketCHIP version make it nearly unplayable for me due to colorblindness and I can't really tell them apart. It would be great if you could include a colorblind mode option that uses a different color palette with more contrast. Or another option would be like some other game I've played, use different patterns or symbols in the pieces in addition to the colors to differentiate them. It's a nicely done game and from the screenshots of ports for the different devices it may not be an issue on some of them. Thanks.
Thanks! Yeah, the display on the PocketCHIP isn't that great, but in general it might be nice to have a color blind accessibility feature. Since it's hard to figure out a system that works for red/green and blue/yellow color blindness (the game has lots of auto-generated color "schemes"), maybe a simple "color blind" toggle that will somehow modify the tiles or something could do the trick...
As a quick workaround: In the title screen, you can use the up/down arrows to pick a color scheme. You can use the "Loonies" and "8192" text to sample how the tiles will look like, so you get one that is easily distinguished. Of course, as you progress in the game, the color scheme will change again, but it should make it more enjoyable/usable at the start of the game.
returning to the main menu after a game over on the gba version seems to mess up the audio
Thanks for the report. A fixed version is now uploaded as "Loonies 8192 r66 for GBA (fixed sound)".