War or Piece is a ‘slow generative work’ by Zach Gage, where the word (war or peace) on the website appears to be a single static word, the content of the site is actually generated once per day by a Google Trends search for the queries “war” and “peace”.
Link and Spell is a new word game for the iOS by Ramin Afshar now available in the App Store. It is a mashup of the classic “snake” game with “scrabble”, gesture based where by eating letters you can form words which earn you points and extra time.
The Bit Pilot version 2.0 for iPhone/iPad launches this evening. It includes retina display support, 3 New Tracks from Sabrepulse, 2 New Modes, New Taunts, Vs. Friends Ranking through openFeint, Game Center Support, Cumulative Score Tracking and In Game Achievements Screen.
Halcyon is the result of months of Zach trying to figure out what would make a good iPad game. Although it took a lot longer than expected, Zach says it was about getting used to what the iPad was as an object, and how it was comfortable to use.
New experimental app from Zach Gage comes in the form of space invaders shooter with an edge to gameplay. Toying with the idea of “consequence”, everything that happens while you play is real. Each alien is procedurally generated out of a file on your computer. When you kill an alien, the file it was created from is destroyed. On the other hand, if you are killed, the application itself will be destroyed.
Unify is a new multi-touch block dropping puzzle game for the iPhone from Zach Gage. If you are unfamiliar with Zach, he created both SynthPond and Face It (currently in development), we wrote about weeks back. This time around, inspired by Tetris, Zach is bringing a new, clever and absolutely wonderful revamped version of the good old classic.
Zach Gage has just announced a new iPhone application he is working on, Face It (working title). Thanks to the new features of iPhone 3Gs, Face It utilizes device’s built in compass to create a musical and spatial experience where the task is to orientate yourself in the direction of incoming sounds.
Cells is a sound sequencer that uses Conway’s Game of Life to generate notes. Each box of each layer can be tuned to a collection of notes. The notes go from left to right, and are frequency modulated from top to bottom. Each layer has it’s own set of notes. Because Conway’s game of life often ends, layers can be set to loop, playing a certain number of iterations and then returning to the start.
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