Another problem I ran into when building my first mobile game (using HTML, CSS and JS) was that while testing it on my phone I found my graphics were all blurred. Quite obvious that it was because my phone has a high pixel density screen as many do now. However, my graphics are pretty much all applied as CSS background images and I had not had to deal with this issue before in anything other than images. A Google search and Stack Overflow provided the answers I needed though.
When a baby drops a toy, and you then return it to them, it becomes a game. Now that game is on your phone!
- Return the toys to keep the baby happy.
- Avoid the broccoli.
- Most sweets give you a bonus by tapping them.
- And beware of Leo (the cat)!
The idea for this game came from my brother-in-law having to give a toy back to my daughter because she kept throwing it. He wanted to stop playing, so his Dad said, "If this was an app on your phone, you'd happily play it for hours." And so, now it's a game.
This is the first mobile game I have produced and was built with HTML5/CSS/JS using Cordova.
Unfortunately, no longer available on IOS :(
Active:
10/2016 - Present
When a baby drops a toy, and you then return it to them, it becomes a game. Now that game is on your phone!
- Return the toys to keep the baby happy.
- Avoid the broccoli.
- Most sweets give you a bonus by tapping them.
- And beware of Leo (the cat)!
The idea for this game came from my brother-in-law having to give a toy back to my daughter because she kept throwing it. He wanted to stop playing, so his Dad said, "If this was an app on your phone, you'd happily play it for hours." And so, now it's a game.
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