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Snowburst Game

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Author: Andrew Hazelden

Last Updated: 2012-09-22

Category: Gaming and Fun

Downloaded: 796 times

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License: MIT license

Tap to the screen to melt the falling snowflakes before you get snowed in. If you miss a snow flake the snowbank gets higher. Every 500 points the snowbank starts to melt a bit. You can play with two fingers but be sure to tap only one snowflake at a time. If you tap the status bar at the bottom of the screen you can mute the background music.

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Version 1.2.0.0 [older versions]

DOWNLOAD LINK	RELATED COMPILER	CONTAINS
1348353322_snowburst_game_mikroc_pic32.zip [3.51MB]	mikroC PRO for PIC32	lib src exa hlp hex sch pcb doc

Project Blog

Presenting Snowburst

Experience the game that is Snowburst!

Watch on YouTube

Tip: Melt the small snowflakes first because they fall the fastest.

Loading Snowburst

Snowburst is a fast paced game that demands all of your reflexes to stay alive.

Playing a round of Snowburst

Can you melt all of the snowflakes before you are covered in snow?

Snowburst Works with the new Mikromedia Workstation

You can now use Snowburst with PIC32 Microcontrollers and the Mikromedia Workstation V7 Development board.

The Mikromedia Workstation makes it easy to flash and run Snowburst

With the Mikromedia Workstation v7 board + MMB PIC32 you can flash and run the Snowburst game in seconds.

Don't let the snow pile up!

Make sure to melt the snowfall before it piles up to high!

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