Tricky Way

The ‘Tricky Way’ name suggests a difficult path. A board having different shapes of wooden blocks fixed. The wooden blocks could rotate in either direction. The player's challenge is finding a way for the ball through the wooden blocks to get inside the hole at the bottom.

A player will have limited balls and at least one ball should enter the hole. Use hints to solve the Puzzle. Unlock harder puzzles by completing each level. With level Progression, new skins for Ball, Board, and Blocks would be unlocked.

Hyper Casual

Puzzle

20-40+

Portrait

Wooden

Tap and Drag to rotate

Difficulty would increase gradually with levels

Time limit,

Limited Number of balls,

Metal Spikes

Based on players’ performance and how quickly a player could solve the puzzle, they would receive Stars and Score. They could buy hints using tickets.

Tickets

Difficulty- easy - easy - easy - easy - Medium

Rewards- Stars and scores based on their performance

Difficulty- Medium - Medium - Medium hard - Medium Hard - Hard

Rewards-Stars and scores based on their performance

Difficulty- Hard - Hard - Very hard - Very Hard - Expert

Rewards- Stars and scores based on their performance

The user flow describes how a user navigates inside the game, including all of the steps they take from the point of entrance to the last interaction.

Brainstorming, sketching out ideas and planning the layout of the game before moving on to Digital Wireframes

I came up with the first designs for the game after multiple iterations based on the feedback I received on the design.

Tap

Drag to Rotate

Particle effect

Score system: Time-based

Level Completion animation

Level Failed animation

Missed Ball Animation

Time out Animation

Base UI

Stars

Tickets

UI Animations

Leaderboard

Hints

Audio Integration

Skins

Other animations and polishing

A few design problems were discovered after the initial mockup assets were incorporated into Unity software, and players’ input on the game was obtained. I focused on the game's enjoyment element and enhanced its appearance and feel in response to user feedback. To make the game even more entertaining and difficult, I added metal spikes as obstacles and keys as collectibles.

Under this power-up, players can use keys or watch an advertisement to select and swap out a wooden shape for another.

With this power-up, players can temporarily remove Metal Spikes from wooden blocks and the board by using keys or watching advertising.

Presenting the Final appearance of the game

Carter One

I used tools like Illustrator and Figma to build the game elements based on the wooden theme.

Adding new levels with rigid blocks, Change in the placement of goal post

New game modes- Festive season, Special puzzles and offers during the festivals

Theme customization

Ad-Free Experience

Block Skins

Board Skins

Ball Skins