We’re happy to inform that, from now on, Math Classroom Challenge has a price of just one buck on Steam. Well, .99$ exactly.
We want to thank to all those who are playing Math Classroom Challenge and enjoying a good time with the family, learning math while having a good time. Remember there is also an Xbox One version of the game. Thank you!
We have a new article on IndieDB: “Tactical combat: the basis to score and survive“. Here we talk about different tactics to score the maximum points in Stellar Sphere while trying to survive.
Meanwhile, 15 days to release the game, and the hard work continues. Thank you for your support!
We have a new article on IndieDB: “A tribute to Asteroids by Stellar Sphere”. There we talk about a mod we have included in Stellar Sphere, that will be available from day, one. It’s a tribute to one game that contributed in a very important way to develop the gaming industry: Asteroids.
Hope you enjoy, and the release date is near. We’ll talk about it very soon. Thanks!
We have a new article on IndieDB about Stellar Sphere. Here we talk about two critical elements that will change dramatically the game: ship vector, and negative sphere.
You can read the article clicking on the image or here. Thank you!
One of the configuration elements included in Stellar Sphere will be a slider with a “random events” value. When the player increases this slider, the possibility of different random events will be active and could happy at any time. This events include asteroid storms, fire bars that collide with the player, night vision, thermal vision, and others.
Some of them will be included on release, others will be included later. In this video some of these events occur while the player is trying to score. And survive. We’ll talk about this in detail.
The work continues with Stellar Sphere, and now we have uploaded a new video, the third one: Physics in Stellar Sphere.
In this video we talk about the physics of the game around three basic elements: the Stellar Sphere, the Starship, and the gravity.
With this three elements combined, the player can choose how to configure the physics of the game in a way that can be adapted to any player.
The elements we talk here are related to Newton laws, and imply how the sphere and the ship moves and how friction affects the movement, and also if the player wants to activate gravity when playing.
Changing these parameters in the game using the config panels can dramatically modify the experience of the player. Sometimes easier, sometimes very hard.
The way you play is up to you: we give you the tools. You play the way you like it. The important thing is: never forget Isaac Newton!
You also have more info on IndieDB.
Thank you, soon more info coming.
One of the random elements that will be available in Stellar Sphere will be the Asteroid Storm. If random elements is active with a probability greater than zero, there will be a chance that an asteroid storm will rise in the game. Be careful then, destroy the asteroids, and avoid being destroyed by the collisions.
More info on the Steam page.
Also on the official page of Stellar Sphere.
