Extreme Tuning - my settings in game Net Breaker (prev. Meme Breaker)

[Artyom_Molchanov]

UPD: GIF pictures from the game in the last posts of this topic.

I got the essence of the lesson!
Indeed, extreme tuning is a very good tool for randomly generating gameplay ideas!

[Artyom_Molchanov]

Blocks can be small enough to make pixel art level design!!!

[Artyom_Molchanov]

Random Factor = 2 makes the game challenging, but playable. The ball gets good velocity, but it’s still controllable.

[Artyom_Molchanov]

GIF made with the GifCam software (on Windows).
Here we can see A LOT of extremely small blocks. The game plays itself because of AutoPlay ON.
Bug found - periodically after collisions the ball slows down incredibly. However, after other collisions, it accelerates again. The final version of the game will also be tested. Most likely it’s a ball speed randomization factor.

P.S. In this example, there are 550 (!) blocks on the screen!!!

[Artyom_Molchanov]

Here we have fast and destructive ball.

Here we have stuck to the up of the game screen ball. At first, the ball started to lose its speed, but after - it stuck =(

Params of the game:
The ball
X push: 0
Y push: 16
Random Factor: 1

Game session
Game Speed: 1

This problem happens 1st time, so I think it is because of an extra-large amount of small blocks. But maybe, it is because of Random parameters.

Vector2 velocityTweak = new Vector2(Random.Range(0f, randomFactor), Random.Range(0f, randomFactor));

We have Random.Range between 0 and RandomFactor. I will test this:

Vector2 velocityTweak = new Vector2(Random.Range(0.2f, randomFactor), Random.Range(0.2f, randomFactor));

It works well! The ball can slow down, but not so much as before! AutoPlay passed this level without any difficulties. Here is the GIF:

[Patricia]

This is extreme indeed!

[Artyom_Molchanov]

Thanks!