Nanoparticles is a physics based game I have been working on where you control a green charge in its quest to avoid the purple ones. The purple charges will destroy the green one upon touch, so you’ll have to keep them away from each other. You can download it from Android Market:
Buy and download Nanoparticles
There are two game modes:
Classic - Select red charges to repel the green one and blue charges to attract it. Keep it the green one away from the purple ones until the time runs out and don't waste all your available charges.
Party - Blue and red charges fade out, but you can spend more of them. In addition, you can collide with new particles to repel all the purple ones, make everything go in slow motion or teleport your particle from one place to the other.
The game is based on the
Qt framework for development, meaning that you will be prompted to download an app named "Ministro" after installing Nanoparticles. This will take up an additional 20 MB on your device, so make sure you have enough space before purchasing the game.
Since this is the first time I'm publishing a game for Android and especially since it's dependent on the non-standard Qt framework I would be very thankful for any feedback on how it runs and installs on your device. Therefore, if you just want to test it without paying, I've made it
available for free here. If you like it, you can of course buy it later
The game is also open source under the GNU GPLv3 license, so if you are developing and would like to have a look at a working example of Qt code running on Android, you can take a look at my repository here:
Browse and download Nanoparticles source code
Also, if you have a Maemo, MeeGo or Symbian phone or want to try the game on Linux, Mac OS X or Windows, you can have a look at the
download page here.
Hope you enjoy it!
Nanoparticles
