Dogde the squares changelog

Developer dan369 visited the QJ.NET Forum earlier to announce the release of Dodge the squares v1.1. This titles, in case you're asking, is based on the World Hardest Game that some of you may have come across while surfing the net.

This release will feature improved coding, as well as the addition of new difficulty levels among its other tweaks. Here's the changelog (quoting dan369's readme)

• Code improved thanks to FaT3oYCG
• Added another enemy and changed some of the paths
• Selectable difficulty Easy/Medium/Hard Press Circle on your option use the Left and right buttons to naviagate down
• Added a Menu

The developer further plans to add these features in for Dogde the square's future releases:

• Squash any bugs that get reported to me (That haven't been already)
• Maybe Online highscores definetly Highscores but Online i don't really know wifi in lua
• Bonus sections
• Power-Ups
• Analog support

Further details such as the game's controls are available in the file bundle's readme. You may also want to visit dan369's release thread at the QJ.NET PSP Development Forum if you're interested in posting your feedback.

Dogde the squares v1.0 (Evilmana mini-game entry) - Image 1Developer dan369 (the brains behind Legend of Zelda Alpha 4) visited the QJ.NET Forums earlier to announce the release if a homebrew game titled Dodge the squares v1.0. This title's based on "The World Hardest Game," which some of you may have come across on the net.

For the guys who haven't heard of the game, here's brief backgrounder on its rules: You have to keep a blue square from getting hit by several other bouncing squares. It may sound simple, but trying to predict the movement if the other squares can be quite a challenge.

You will also have to rescue other blue squares, which should make the game a little more challenging. dan369's title is available for download below, though given the bundle doesn't have a readme you'll want to visit the dev's release thread for further details. Enjoy the download, and be sure to keep on the lookout for the expected release of Dogde the squares v1.1.