(Oct 1, 2011 04:09 PM)WillMiller Wrote:  I'll be sure to include lots of details on developing 2D games in Unity if I am asked to do a postmortem.

Even if you're not required, you should write one!

Here's a review I did on Flying Sweden.

Thank you so much for the review!

On a side note, I played the hell out of Netherworld on DOS when I was younger. I loved the surrealism of that game. I didn't know Jukka Tapanimäki had passed away though. That's a shame.

How DARE you build a Globen for that reason only!
I would destroy you if it weren't for that nice review! >:I

But seriously, Thanks.

(Oct 4, 2011 06:29 AM)_TK_ Wrote:  How DARE you build a Globen for that reason only!
I would destroy you if it weren't for that nice review! >:I

But seriously, Thanks.

Hahaha! Sore about that loss, are you?

The music is Jupiter (from The Planets) by Gustav Holst and Requiem by Mozart.


Now I can go home and tell my music teacher I did pay attention in class.

(Oct 4, 2011 09:34 AM)skyhawk Wrote:  The music is Jupiter (from The Planets) by Gustav Holst and Requiem by Mozart.


Now I can go home and tell my music teacher I did pay attention in class.

What? Wasn't Mozart swedish? hohoho

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(Oct 4, 2011 06:29 AM)_TK_ Wrote:  How DARE you build a Globen for that reason only!
I would destroy you if it weren't for that nice review! >:I

But seriously, Thanks.

hehehe We always want to remember that because normally you beat our asses (although not this year hehehe). I fought and suffered. I fought Odin, I fought Danes. My mouse hand was sweating. But then, finally, I got to build my own Globen!

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(Oct 4, 2011 05:26 AM)WillMiller Wrote:  Thank you so much for the review!

On a side note, I played the hell out of Netherworld on DOS when I was younger. I loved the surrealism of that game. I didn't know Jukka Tapanimäki had passed away though. That's a shame.

Jeah, that was sad. He was such a positive character and a genius.

I really wanted to use only Swedish composed music for the game, and I found some great pieces (Joseph Kraus is awesome!), but couldn't find public domain recordings of them. I don't even know if that mattered for this contest, but it doesn't hurt to play it safe.

The intro / boss battle piece is a heavily edited version of Anton Bruckner's Symphony no. VIII, Mvt. IV, if your curious.

Wasn't Holst of swedish origin?

(Oct 4, 2011 10:52 AM)ipeku Wrote:  Wasn't Holst of swedish origin?

I think he was born in England.

(Oct 4, 2011 01:53 PM)WillMiller Wrote:  

(Oct 4, 2011 10:52 AM)ipeku Wrote:  Wasn't Holst of swedish origin?

I think he was born in England.

He probably shopped at IKEA at least once though.

Definitely loving this game. I think it's got all the right factors to be a hit on the iPhone too.

(Oct 5, 2011 09:23 AM)Zwilnik Wrote:  Definitely loving this game. I think it's got all the right factors to be a hit on the iPhone too.

^this, it's super addictive! I wish there was more.

(Oct 7, 2011 10:02 PM)tcIgnatius Wrote:  

(Oct 5, 2011 09:23 AM)Zwilnik Wrote:  Definitely loving this game. I think it's got all the right factors to be a hit on the iPhone too.

^this, it's super addictive! I wish there was more.

We're planning a much more ambitious version of Flying Sweden for PC, Mac and iOS. Taking a short break (too many other great uDevGames to play!), then we'll get right on it.

(Oct 8, 2011 09:02 AM)WillMiller Wrote:  

(Oct 7, 2011 10:02 PM)tcIgnatius Wrote:  

(Oct 5, 2011 09:23 AM)Zwilnik Wrote:  Definitely loving this game. I think it's got all the right factors to be a hit on the iPhone too.

^this, it's super addictive! I wish there was more.

We're planning a much more ambitious version of Flying Sweden for PC, Mac and iOS. Taking a short break (too many other great uDevGames to play!), then we'll get right on it.

Would you care for some opinions from a swede? There are a few things that could be... different?

Flying Sweden 2: Flying Norway.