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Was hoping there would be more to it but I think this is still a good start for any game developer. You should be proud :3
Can you help the young boy cross the river with his pets, safe and sound?
That should be easy, but he can only take one pet at a time with him. And, *
unfortunately, the dog and the cat do not get along. The same is true for *
the cat and the parrot. *
What steps will you take? *
Find out the answer in this 'river crossing puzzle' based mini-game!*
About the game
Cross The River started out as a logic programming project that would be used as an example and exercise in my Computer Programming 101 classes.
After some design decisions and additional work, the project turned into a mini-game that is based on the 'river crossing' kind of puzzle.
Instead of focusing only in the programming logic part, it was decided that work should also be done on the visual – art could be simple, but not relying on basic shapes, stick figures or third-party sprites. Being a gamer of 8-bit consoles (such as SMS and NES), I chose the NES color palette and the console's 256×240 resolution as constraints that would lead the art. The 'NEStalgic' feeling should also be applied to the audio.
During development, the resolution was doubled, because 256×240 is a tiny resolution for current displays.
#puzzle
