Version 1.0.1 of Notecard Defense is now in review and should be out by early April. It includes a high score function, improved memory management, and minor fixes for improved stability.
Please note that scores are only added to the high scores list if you beat the game. Currently I haven’t heard from anyone who has beat the game, so please leave a comment if you’ve managed to beat the game!
A few people have sent me emails asking what’s planned for future versions of Notecard Defense.
What we’re hoping to add is more upgrades, such as one time use weapons that can be triggered by shaking the device. As well as new animations for when the stick figures start attacking the castle, new castles, updated background graphics, and a high score system.
These are just some of the updates we’re planning, but you can expect to see the first update hitting the app store in early April.
Apple showed us some love and approved Notecard Defense in record time!
The official Notecard Defense promotional blurb (thanks to Fred):
Notecard Defense is a frantically fast paced game that requires quick reflexes and steely determination. The only thing standing between the castle and a horrible, hand-drawn death is you.
p.s. First person to read this and send me an @ reply on Twitter saying “Will you rock my face off” gets a free copy!
I promised those of you who follow me on Twitter a sneak peek at our next game, and here it is!
Game should be out by the end of the month, so keep a lookout!
Happy day! Late last night Apple approved Decipher and it is now available for download from the App Store.
Decipher is based off the classic puzzle game Mastermind, and the objective of the game is to guess the color pattern hidden at the top of the screen. There’s already an update with GUI improvements pending, naturally it’s a free update for everyone who buys version 1.0.
Feedback is welcome. You can either comment here or send an email to aaron [at] hijinksinc [dot] com