Developer: Eric Koziol
Platform: iOS
Genre: Puzzle
Price: $1.99 (
iTunes Store)
Or try
subaku mini which features the first ten puzzles for free. (
iTunes Store)
Release Date: March 6, 2013
Official Page: http://whatisacrepe.com/subakuMusic by Eirik Suhrke, known for his work on games such as
Spelunky,
Super Crate Box,
Hotline Miami and
Ridiculous Fishing.
Twitter: @SubakuTheGameFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/SubakuTheGameTrailer:
http://youtu.be/oWl9drsxGT4subaku is a puzzle game. Tap a tile to reduce its value and increase the surrounding tiles by one. Match three in a row, column or diagonal to clear them from the board.
In
puzzle mode the goal is to clear the board in as few moves as possible. subaku comes with 100 different puzzles for you to try to master. Puzzles
can be completed by trial and error, but meeting the target score is going to take a little thinking.
In
endless mode the board starts with a 4 in the center. Try to make as many matches as you can without letting the board clear. But watch out, every five moves something will happen to try to get in your way.
Screenshots:
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Hey all, this is Eric, the maker of the game. Lots of hours and long nights went into making
subaku, and I really hope you will check it out. Honestly, there is little that is cooler than having someone play something you made. (Them liking it is the coolest, but that is another story entirely.) I am just a guy who has always wanted to make a game, and despite (or perhaps thanks to) having a "real" job, a "part-time" job, and a wife and kid, I managed to do it. So at the very least, I hope that any of you who have yourselves been toying with the idea of making a game realize that if
I can get a product out the door, you can too.
I hope you will have fun. Thanks for playing.
FREE CODES!
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The target is the number of moves you want to clear the board in. Your score is the number of moves it takes.