Giveaway of the Day - Soup
February 26, 2007
In the game world “Soup” you operate a saucepan which moves on a table. Your goal is to fill it and make edible soup. Avoid contacts with grenades or any harmful units. Playing time is limited. Collect bonuses to gain life, increase score and time.
Features
- Realistic, colourful 3D-scene, changing colors at each start.
- Dynamical, full of risk gameplay, threatening by “a heavy outcome”, demanding development of tactics of the best preparation of soup – balance between quantity and quality.
- Compact distribution kit, democratic system requirements.
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| System Requirements: | Microsoft Windows 9x/ME/2000/XP, Pentium II 400 MHz or equivalent, 48Mb RAM (96Mb for XP), Direct3D 7 compatible 3D graphics card with 16 Mb RAM |
| Publisher: | Minigames3D |
| Homepage: | http://minigames3d.com/product... |
| File Size: | 2.57 MB |
| Price: | $15 |
This software was available as a giveaway on February 26, 2007, this giveaway is not available any more. You can download the trial version of this software at http://minigames3d.com/product....
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yay first to comment nice game rock on GGAOTD team!
Comment by Eurasianjewel — February 26th, 2007 at 3:19 am“democratic system requirements.”
There was a vote?
Comment by BuBBy — February 26th, 2007 at 3:35 amLooked promising, as it APPEARED to be different… but I was mistaken.
On the surface, the colors and graphics are very tacky and are relatively ugly; I assume they were designed for younger gamers, but this is no excuse.
As for the game, it’s simply frustrating to play. The perspective is so bad that you can’t tell where you need to put your soup pot to catch the food. There even seems to be a delay in reaction as to how the pot follows where your mouse would be, making things even more unnecessarily difficult.
To make things worse whether the food is falling all the way in the back or in the front, it looks EXACTLY the same. Sure, the game puts shadows on the table to help you, but even when your soup pot isn’t blocking said shadows, they are way to light to even notice half the time as you frantically attempt to catch whatever you see falling.
It’s pretty much an uncontrollable version of the Atari classic Kaboom!, which is surprisingly much more fun than Soup.
Comment by Semicolon — February 26th, 2007 at 3:42 am