Turn It On!
A downloadable game
Turn It On! is a collection of black boxes literally, where your task is to guess the mechanics behind. According to the played setting, you will use buttons, switches, wheels, knobs, handles, cogs, a handful of meters, displays, etc. You will need to recognize the machine's behavior and time your action wisely. Besides sharpening your mind you can compete for extra badges with more rapid solutions!
Now available on the Play Store!
Features
English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Hungarian, Slovak, Polish
Development
Although the game has been released for Android*, it is still in development. The actual state let's you challenge yourself in 30+ levels, but you can expect free content updates in the near future.
If you want to follow the development, check the devlog at
http://rushingpixel.com/index.php?p=devlog !
*Other platforms will follow later in 2018 including iOS and Steam multiplatform.
Rushing Pixel
Rushing Pixel is a one-man-army independent video game developer initiative located in Budapest/Hungary aimed to create video games you love.
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Comments
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is this still being updated?
I plan to go on with updates here only when a desktop version goes into development. ATM it is near to be finished for iOS...
Hey! This is pretty fun :)
Played it on windows, but I imagine it would be a lot better on android or with a touchscreen pc.
Great work!
Thanks! :)
cool!:D
Thank you, Laci!
Comment on then newest version: the specular / glow is a bit too obnoxious, I had to rotate the panels to get some more color saturation :)
Surely, I've pulled that slider over, but won't leave it this way. Thank you for following the updates and hope to see you at PixelCon!
Ooooh. Shiny and new! Just gets better and betterererer....
Hope, you will like the upcoming changes too :)
I'm sure I will, am looking forward to it!
Got a little further on my second go, looking forward to more content!
Hint for the last level: Guitar Hero :)
Feels a bit clunkier than the last version I tried; I think the buttons should activate when you press the mouse button, not when you release them; this is pretty prominent on the level where you have to press them quick succession. There's also a considerable latency between clicking the mouse and the actual button press happening.
You are right and I plan to revamp the input. Thank you for the feedback!
Hello! Enjoyed this alot so far, its great fun
Thank you! According to the responses I got so far, it seems worth a second round. Hope, you will check back!