25 karma · joined February 1, 2018
It rarely gets any traffic and almost all my downloads come from the App Store itself. But adding some screenshots doesn't hurt.
I think that anyone who likes hard puzzles and spending many hours/days to solve some levels will enjoy it.
Also, if one happens to be a programmer that struggles with recursion, I think the game might help with that regard, but being a programmer is not a requirement to play.
Website: https://www.kidori.com/games/recursive/
Appstore: https://apps.apple.com/app/id1550504475
I’ll be glad to send an AppStore promo code for those who’d like to play it for free (email in website [1]).
Also, I don’t use any analytics tools. So your direct feedback is welcome and highly appreciated.
Also, would it be a problem for you if I reset the database when I redeploy the website for the launch or do you prefer if I keep the content that you have created?
So I suggest to just go with any project, for example just duplicate something that already exists (twitter, etc). This way, when you find an idea you really like, you’ll be able to build it quicker.
And if I really have to suggest an idea, I think some project management or collaboration tool is a nice fit. You can build it so that it helps you organize your projects or collaborate with your friends, and then see if it may be helpful for other people too.
I did so in one of my side projects that I have recently released as an iOS and macOS puzzle game named "Recursive" where recursion plays a central role and allows solving levels with very short programs [0].
Also, I may be biased, but I think that players can improve their mastery of recursion using the game.
If you'd like you can contact me and I will gladly send you a promo code (contact email at website).
[0] https://www.kidori.com/games/recursive/
(edited to fix typos)
I have started building a game where kids make their own mini-games. It will be more focused on drawing and customizing items and then using them to build the mini-games, but there will also be some programming aspects as well.
Would this be something that may interest you and your kids?
If you'd like, I'll gladly exchange with you about the topic. You can find my email on the app store or on my website (visible in my profile).
I am glad to share Recursive with you. It is a minimalistic puzzle game where you create short programs to instruct robots to collect all gems.
I think many people here may enjoy it. So I am available if you have any questions and will appreciate your feedback.