There is plenty of drudge to fill the day, and plenty of big name games to fill whatever is left of that. If you want something new, try an indie game.
About BDistracted.net
Boundless Distraction isn’t about a person or a game, it is meant to be about the community of people who wish to play or create great indie games. I personally have two games in the process of being developed but have not actually made a game to completion as of yet. It is my hope that other game developers, especially those who have completed a game, will be willing to give advice to new or less experienced developers.
Reviewing points: What I look for a in a game.
- Rules: Are they clear and to the point?
- Game Play: Is the game fun? Does it take to long or feel to short? (Games that feel to short aren’t always a bad thing)
- Art: How much time did you spend bringing the game to life?
A great game will never be realized if no one picks it up, or if no one can understand the rules.
There are only three levels of ratings, and a game may differ in rating depending on circumstances surrounding it. For example, a game may be very awesome with multiple players but very dull with just a few.
The following pictures are the rating standard for BDistracted. I will show you each of the three and explain them briefly.
A game that is greatly enjoyable and I would drop what I am doing to play
A game that is enjoyable, but whether I actually stop what I am doing to play it is questionable
A game that I probably won’t leave my seat to play, and may possibly find other things to do just to get out of playing it.
Note: If you are interested in developing your own games and have immediate questions go to The Game Crafter (TGC). You will find a way to print your game in great quality on demand, as well as find a great community of people willing to give you tips on how to get started. Sign up or join as guest in the chat at the bottom of any page on their website.
*BDistracted.net is not affiliated or partnered with TheGameCrafter.com
