We've Been Framed! Game Information Page
| Highscores (18 registered players) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Member | Score | Time | Date | |
| 1 | Jonas | 100% | 0:15.8 min. | 12 Aug, '12 |
| 2 | American idol | 100% | 0:18.9 min. | 12 Aug, '12 |
| 3 | Flor | 100% | 0:21.3 min. | 12 Aug, '12 |
| 4 | Mano308gts | 100% | 0:21.7 min. | 20 Aug, '12 |
| 5 | Cat =^..^= | 100% | 0:23.6 min. | 11 Aug, '12 |
| 6 | Sab | 100% | 0:23.7 min. | 13 Aug, '12 |
| 7 | lakris | 100% | 0:29.5 min. | 11 Aug, '12 |
| 8 | ~Kyle | 100% | 0:29.6 min. | 21 Aug, '12 |
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Unregistered Player , 2 days ago
We've Been Framed!
Just another way to use shapes:
Outer (Red) Frame= User number
Middle (Green) Frame= Role at Purpose Games
Inner (Blue) Frame=Country of Origin
Avatar image=Who is that?
Comments (8)
tickman
Mano: It would work just to use squares, with the inner square made last, as the most recent layers cover the older ones--the same as a new dot covers an old in a dot game. But then, you get successive layers of tint. So I start at (for example) a corner of the outer portion of the red frame…
9 months ago
tickman
…I outline 3/4 of it the outer frame, and then switch to the inner frame. I outline the inner, then go back where I left off on the outer part of the frame, and continue to fill in the missing side. Takes 11 dots instead of 4.
9 months ago
tickman
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tickman
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Mano308gts
and how, Tickman, did you make encircling layers? does it allow for each higher layer to "cover" the layer below it?
9 months ago
tickman
GameKeeper is not a real person, as far as I know.
9 months ago
hfgxg
All the mods and David, What about GameKeeper?
9 months ago
Cat =^..^=
challenging game. i liked it
9 months ago