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Clockwiser for Android is now available from the Android Market, featuring graphics by Sevensheaven.
Clockwiser is an addictive puzzle game that will challenge your brain in a playful way.
The concept is simple: move elements around the screen using a draggable selection frame until you've reached the destination layout. The variety of different elements with unique properties will keep your grey matter entertained for many hours.
Try it and you'll discover that the hardest part of Clockwiser is to stop playing it!
Title picture and menu background for the Google Android version of the puzzle game Clockwiser.
Clockwiser is also a free online game.
More at Sevensheaven.nl
In 1994 the Clockwiser puzzle game was released internationally for the Commodore Amiga computers, the CD32 console, MS-DOS and MS-Windows 3.1.
Clockwiser was a production of the Dutch developers Reinier van Vliet (programmer), me (graphics), Peter Schaap (programmer) and Ramon Braumuller (audio).
Peter Schaap and I have now rereleased Clockwiser online as a free retro game, with the addition of new graphics and new functionality. You're invited for a visit to Playclockwiser.com for an impression.
Best regards,
Metin
http://sevensheaven.nl — cartoons | comics | design | illustration
Press Play to hear this interview that was recorded as a conference call on 1/07/2008 with Baba the Storyteller who spoke with me about podcasting as a storyteller.
Baba and I speak about the podcasting revolution. Comments or feed back welcome here on the blog post. Do you think I should have Baba back? Is podcasting to narrow a subject? Are we off topic fro the art of storytelling with children? Will we ever stop talking off topic of podcasting during this episode? All this and so much more on two tellers talking – the podcasting special. (more…)
Seeking: Storytellers, storytelling lovers and storytelling organizers to help break out podcast into main stage presence bringing storytelling movement along with it.
By having a high number of content rich reviews we seek to attract the attention of the iTunes staff and get this podcast featured in iTunes main directory boosting our downloads from 2000 a month up to between 10,000 to 20,000 downloads a month.
Qualifications: Must be comfortable using iTunes or paying a (more…)
This would make a nice toy. I like the little guy a lot.