Cathode rays is an original puzzle game by Christoffer Hedborg that involves directing a set of coloured rays from one prism to another, while avoiding letting beams of different colours touch each other. This one also uses the Unity webplayer.
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17 comments:
Complete - pretty little thing.
Missed (first) it by that much! Nice game Bart, still waiting for your 3d game.
Could do without the flickering screen. Just makes it look sloppy, and gives me a headache.
I'm far from young....Just easily annoyed. :)
A bad looking display is NEVER a "design feature"!!
hmmm.... i think this would be a little easier with a touch-screen (iPod or Android)
sorry "TiCKed" -- really didn't mean to offend. i'm not exactly "young" either. i even remember a world before PC's. i actually agree with you on the "annoying" aspect.
Totally awesome!!!
hahahaha!! And I love the 8O's ambiant!!
Cynthia: Not offended in the least. I've come to grips with my lack of youth a long time ago. :)
The wheel thing is awful!!
@ TiCKed,
I agree about the flickering screen. It's a headache inducer. This game shoud have a wanrining lable that says "If you have seziures do not play!".
I stopped playing almost immediately, the flickering screen was just too much to deal with. Sorry.
Good idea, but a real pain in the ...
head.
Worth another try
No Unity player for Linux.
All I get is a purple screen, background music and some areas that make a sound if you click them. Help?
Everything just looks the same color. I can play by trial and error but I don't think that's the idea?
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