u/RevdSeymourDollars

Playable Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.butterssoft.concentrix

Platform: Android now, iOS coming

Description: Conspintrix is the first game I've released, and is a music-based puzzle game where the puzzle moves to the beat of the music. You manipulate the concentric rings by controlling if they rotate on the beat, stay still, or if you are swiping to control them. The goal is to match the colored sections in columns, clearing the column out and continuing. In score mode the clears are replaced by new colors to keep going for a higher score, while in solve mode you eliminate the columns as quickly as you can to clear the entire board, and see how many times you can solve it before the song ends. Video editing isn't my strong suit, but you can see an example of the gameplay here: https://youtu.be/omtn6ThmDZ8

Free to Play Status: 5 tracks are free to play unlimitedly in any mode. A one time purchase unlocks the rest of the tracks and the ability to use your own music in game.

Involvement: I am a solo developer and made this myself. Thanks for reading, and if you like it let me know! If you don't like it, let me know that too and maybe I can make some adjustments.

Hello, I'm fairly new to this arena; have been in .NET land for decades and recently moved and started working in this to build game ideas I've been sitting on while looking for a job. Flutter seems rather straightforward to develop for and I've been slowly learning more as I just got my first game published on Android...still trying to get all the setup for iOS done but that will hopefully follow soon.

So for the one I just built, it didn't really require assets of any sort as it's a music based puzzle game that I managed state with mostly using painters and the regular UI layout kind of stuff. I am wondering how far game development can be pushed with Flutter and Flame, though. The next puzzle game I'm working on does utilize some assets but it's still a puzzle game so not really anything super involved game engine wise. I have a couple more ideas that I want to try though, one being a twist on the Vampire Survivors type of massive enemy wave game and another being a tower defense spin. Are those types of games something that can be done through Flutter/Flame, or would I be better off trying to learn something like Godot to do them? Ideally I want to eventually push them out to both mobile and PC so I like Flutter being able to cover all those, but just don't know at what point it just won't be able to handle what I've got envisioned. Thanks!

Conspintrix: A music-based puzzle game

Relatively new to Flutter and Dart, wondering about limitations