Oculight iOS, iPad, Android, AndroidTab game

Oculight

DavidPBDev | Released 2016

Oculight blasts your eyes to a new dimension of color matching, monster killing, arcade action packed awesomeness! Dynamic controls give you many ways to play. Create new colors, unlock upgrades and eyes, earn all 50 achievements, unleash powerful attacks, and survive legions of hungry monsters as you teleport across dimensions! Do you have what it takes to survive?

Features

Beautiful other-worldly environments inspired by fractal patterns
Dynamic controls and ability to combine colors gives you many ways to play.
Epic boss battles ending in a big bang of finger tapping awesomeness
50 Achievements with in-game rewards
6 upgradable boosts add an extra layer of fun
10 playable characters, each with their own unique powers and variations

Note: Oculight is free to play but it does have some ads and in-app purchases. However, I made sure to make the ads less evasive and you can unlock nearly all content without using any in-app purchases.

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RTX Remix

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About David And His Four Remakes Of Oculight

Feb 20 2016 News

Hello, my name is David Begnaud, I’m a self-taught, multi-skilled, independent game developer located in Vista, California. My path to game design started with modifying the Elder Scrolls III Morrowind. Since 2008, making games has been an educational hobby for me. I’ve made a few PC games such as: Jetta Blade and Robonex. Oculight was inspired by the idea of creating a color matching game where you could move objects in any direction, distance or pattern possible on a touch screen. On March 3rd, 2011, I began development on Oculight. Originally, it was called Blacklight. The game contained monsters that were not in the final game like, elephants, owls, dragons, light bulbs, squids, and bees.

Blacklight was eventually scrapped because of quality issues and title copyright concerns. It was remade into a new game called Retinas. Unlike Blacklight, Retinas contained levels, mini-games, boss battles, and a storyline about a race of eyeball creatures fighting the evil Mr Smile and his hoard of minions. While Retinas was fully playable, it was scrapped after beta testing revealed that it wasn’t appealing to players.

I went back to the drawing board and completely overhauled Retinas until it became a new game called, Oculus Light Bender. The new remake focused more on gameplay quality and graphics rather then extra mini-games and storyline cut scenes. It contained less levels but higher quality gameplay. At this time, I hired the talented Neisy Wilson, a Cuban jazz singer, pianist, and composer, to compose the music. Just as the project was nearing completion, I discovered that the game was not well optimized for mobile platforms. This new discovery along with further quality issues caused me to completely remake the project for a final time.

By observing other mobile game standards and enhancing my own skills, I was able to finish and release Oculight on February 20th, 2016. I am very grateful to everyone that helped make Oculight a reality. Checkout the credits and give everyone involved a big applause! Fireworks for all!