LineDash is an arcade-oriented game that doubles as a procedural player-controlled multimedia sculpture. The basic gameplay is extremely simple, and only requires two buttons: The left click of your mouse will drop lines from the sky, while the right click will make those lines dash forward. As the pace of the opposition gets faster and the line start splitting and crossing LineDash becomes a hypnotic and ever-changing visual experience. And you can also get high scores and stuff if you really lean that way!
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You control lines using two buttons. The left button creates a line, while the right button directs it toward the squares. You must hit the targets before they reach the left edge of the screen. Each miss costs you one of your three lives; once they are all gone, you receive your final score ✅Neon aesthetic vibrant colors, geometric shapes, and a shifting background create an attractive, almost hypnotic visual effect ✅The action accelerates over time, making it increasingly difficult to hit the incoming squares ✅Intriguing artistic effect the lines that remain on the screen form colorful compositions, reminiscent of a multimedia sculpture ✅The price is reasonable ❌Limited variety the game lacks additional mechanics, game modes, or new challenges (it’s a short-lived experience) ✅✅ Verdict: Terrible , Bad , Mediocre , Decent , Good , Very Good (Rating scale for short games, retro indie
Line / Dash is a cute little arcade game developed using Unity by Davide A. Fiandra. According to the Steam page it’s an “action” game, but I’m not sure how one could spend more than two seconds playing Line / Dash and decide that. The concept is simple: hit squares that fly from the right hand side of the screen to the left with lines that are controlled with your mouse. You may be expecting the classic “this game is deceptively simple” marketing term that’s applied to games with simple control schemes, but no. It’s that simple. After playing the short tutorial (and by short, I mean a left click and then a right click), you’re thrown into the vibrant, geometric world of Line / Dash. Gameplay starts simple and doesn’t get any more complicated. Drop a line with left click, then make it “dash” to the right with right click, with the aim of colliding with a square. Once a square has been h
A very interesting abstract game. 1) You left click to make an arrow fall down from the top left corner of the screen. 2) You right click to make the arrow (or arrows) turn right, (e.g. towards the right side of the screen). 3) If you hit an "enemy", the line gets split in two (so that it's now two arrows going up and down. GOTO 2 I think the game is sold at a very low price, too! Just watch a video! I'm sure you'll like it! :) I just wish the Arcade Mode started a bit "harder", but I guess the current pace is ok to fit a wider audience.
It seems like a classic arcade game based only on "gameplay", "challange" and "my ♥♥♥♥ is bigger than yours", but there's a secret meaning here: "Can a line that strikes a rolling tiny cube in Italy, cause an earthquake in Tokyo?" The answer, my friend, is (blowing in the wind): YES. This particular "Butterfly Effect" is the real metaphor hidden in this original videogame based on Bogostian philosophy and the Newton's Third Law. There's no separation between interaction and narration, the first is the consequence of the second: you can tell a story through the act of guiding a loop of lines and hitting a rolling tiny cube with a combo between action and equal and opposite reaction. WTF? Let me explain. All those lines? -> our opportunities. All those changes of directions? -> our choices. All those tiny cubes? -> our targets/goals. All those epileptic colors, sounds and geometric shape
What a great game! simple and addictive lilke tetris... just five more minutes and 1 hour has gone playing! Totally worth the price it costs.
You click to hit some squares with some lines. I can't understand why would someone find this enjoyable, but I've seen worse.
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