I made Helicopter Escape – a directional puzzle game where you clear helipads without mid-air collisions! Would love your feedback. (lemmy.world)

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Hey indie gaming folks! 🖐️ Following the super helpful feedback I got from this community on my previous game (Arrow Escape), I just released a brand new directional challenge: Helicopter Escape!

Instead of arrows or cars, you're now clearing a congested helipad. The goal is to strategically tap helicopters to launch them safely into the sky without overlapping rotors or causing mid-air collisions. 🚁💥

It’s completely free, instant-play in your browser (no downloads or sign-ups), and designed for a chill, ad-free experience. 🧠✨

I'm currently optimizing mobile touch hitboxes and viewport scaling—I would love your honest feedback on visual clarity and difficulty scaling! Feel free to test out this new puzzle game on your device and let me know your thoughts! 🚀

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[-] litchralee@sh.itjust.works 4 points 1 day ago

Two questions:

Was AI used in the development of this game or to write the body of this post?

Are you here solely to promote your three games, all of which you supposedly released within the past 7 hours?

[-] singledaisy@lemmy.world 2 points 21 hours ago

I used AI to assist in developing these three games, which took me about a month to complete. The "seven hours" you see just refers to how long ago I started posting about them here. Since English isn't my native language, I also relied on AI to translate my posts from my own descriptions—which is why it probably sounds so obviously AI-generated! I came here to share the games to get quick user feedback, and I am truly grateful to you all for taking the time to raise these points. Thank you!

[-] Coelacanth@feddit.nu 5 points 1 day ago

I have to be honest, I've had the same questions. I didn't want to say something after the first - or even second - post, as I don't want to be overly cynical and negative. By the third post though? You kind of have to ask.

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