XGTV UA

iVoodoo

Tonan

PlayUA

komashkov

OLDboi

Nikattica

Артем Лис

Rendaros UA

Маркус Комбат

А най йому ГРЕЦЬ

Я - Тадаші

MomenTed

HeyDid

Play State Ukraine

Lost Human

Псевдо Геймер

Dismulator

ДІМ ДІМИЧ

Дзен Вʼю

Тремба

Shkiper UA

Дарк Валерійович

Турбо Зайчиця

Любартс

Це ж Бенбоу!

Mr. Jimmer

Darius

Падон

GameStreetUA

KoJoT

Брейнет

Melior Max

Мʼйору

sadEAST

Games video UA

Latona_a

KlioUA

Ретріч

kvitneva

ГеймерГейт | ГГ

Ігровий Фольклорист

Ptashka in game

Грайдан Незалежності

Dmytro Joestarovych

ЮЛАPLAY

Пан Соло

Український Гік

thetremba

Ukrainian Geek

This short maze game is inspired by Op-Art pioneers like Reginald Neal. It combines two ideas: first, your brain can easily segment areas of an image based on the direction of shading, without any color or tone information to help… making the game quite playable. Second, this kind of image causes conflict as your eyeball moves, making it really annoying to play.

I used it as a talking point in my microtalk on optical effects in games, from GDC 2016.

This is the second time I hid an assignment for my prototypes in a game. See if you can find the secret prompt.

Zebra

zebra