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Show HN: Know Your Pixels? A small browser game done with mediaqueries and JS
- newobj 14y agoIt's really hard on mobile safari :-P
- duiker101 14y agoRemove the size displayed at the bottom right might make the game a bit more interesting....
- pa7 14y agodone :) thought of just displaying it in "easy"-mode so beginners can get a feeling for the dimensions
- 46Bit 14y agoThat's actually really clever, I love it, especially the colour changing. It might be a good idea to display a hint to resize the browser to the displayed resolution on the first play, since Hackers tend not to read instructions.
- bbrizzi 14y agoAt first, I thought it was about quick mental multiplication... but then I realized I had to be missing something.
- Zoophy 14y agoI get 0 points if I have it wrong. Is this is a bug or is that just how the algorithm works? It would be better to have a maximum score for each round and then basing the score depending on your browser size compared to the target.
- captn3m0 14y ago+1 on this. I came very close on 3 different tries, but getting some points would have kept me hooked to get the perfect score.
- pa7 14y agothe score depends on how long you need to get it right (within the countdown). the current points per round are calculated by the following formula: (100-(level+50)) * timeForRound/maxTimeForRound * 20 level can be (20|10|0) where 0 represents very hard and 20 represents easy. --- if there were always points no matter how far you're off the game would never terminate (unless the user decides to stop playing it)
- Geenkaas 14y agoIs it cheating when you put your browser over a Photoshop image displaying the rulers?