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Show HN: I created an Opposites Game for my daughter and wanted to share:)
Hello All,
After going through my daughters prep interview process, the teachers advised that she needed to sharpen up on her opposites.
After searching the Google Play store and being a little disappointed at the state of the opposite games, I decided to create my own version for her (I also wanted an excuse to make a kids game :)
So without further ado, I give you the opposites game! :)
https://oppositesgame.com/
A couple of notes:
* I didn't create a scoring system as I didn't want to give the sense of "pressure" in the game
* A couple of ideas have popped up in my head about how I can make a spin on the game (maybe a bejewled style gameplay where you flip cards to match them?)
* I am in the process of creating an iOS version for the app store
* Would love thoughts, ideas and feedback
Other than the above, I hope you all enjoy :)
- mrjlu 7y agonice one, what did you use to make the game? any thoughts on the app submission process?
- matthewhartmans 7y agoThanks man! I used vanilla javascript to create it. App submission process was painful... :(
- udayrddy 7y agothat's a slick UI. super cool sloth - did you create those?
- matthewhartmans 7y agothank you! I had an Illustrator convert my vision into a reality
- masonic 7y agoIf not a scoring system, how about a progress bar (showing number complete vs. yet to go)? Also split pairs from each other in progress order (e.g. up-down followed immediately by down-up).
- matthewhartmans 7y agoGreat ideas! Progress bar would definately be useful even if subtle. The pairing is not a bad idea, let me give that one some thought