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Crayon Physics Deluxe
Kloonigames is currently working a new game that is unlike any other I have seen before. Its design is inspired by the crayon drawings you see in any day care center. Added to this is a advanced physics engine, that allow you to not only draw things on the screen, but turn them into real physical objects.
The object of the game is to get the little red ball to hit the yellow star - and you do it by drawing other objects that will fall, swing into or support the ball as it moves across the screen (see the video).
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I really like this. It is a great example of how computers and interaction design can reinvent how we do things + it looks fun.
Will this be the way children stimulate their creativity in the future?
(via Kloonigames)
Comments
Tero Lepistö - Dec. 18, 2007
Crayon Physics (not deluxe) placed second in the Gamasutra's Best Freeware Game 2007-competition:
Anonymous - Feb. 29, 2008
cool
Herbalife - Apr. 11, 2008
Wow, that game is so cool. I can imagine kids becoming instantly more creative, at least in physics and problem solving after spending hours on these free form puzzles. Even adults will like it.
N - Apr. 11, 2008
That sounds exactly like Phun.
Published: Dec. 13, 2007 in Interaction Design
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Aku - Dec. 15, 2007
That game is incredible. Even the demo-version is fun to play. I hope the DELUXE version is coming soon: I'd even pay for it.