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To download Mika~Tika 2.1 you need an Android device, (I personally would recommend a tablet to achieve the most Mika-ness!). Simply copy the .apk over to your device through a USB Cable or cloud storage (such as Dropbox.com). In order to install, you must allow third-party applications to be installed which can be found under settings.

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CHANGE LOG 2.1
0.2.0
Resized the game for an easier visual appearance.
Fixed scaling issues.
Fixed Credits Scrolling
Updated Menus and Trophy Case
Fixed Trophy font display issue.
Increased the length of the credits display.
Fixed various formatting issues.
Added a UI bar.
Fixed various alpha display issues.
Scaled Mika Tika’s movement to the new grid size
Made the tilt more sensitive.
Colorized menu titles
Updated loading screen
Prevented jumping noise from occurring more than once per jump
Updated menu with “floating” blocks.
Updated Accord Logo to match the mika theme.
Added Touch to Jump to Tutorial 1
Updated backgrounds and added several more.
Resized entire Tutorial
Added in Tutorial Zone 3 Trophy
Increased the variety of soundtracks available.
Continued support for Windows and OSX.
Fixed depth issues
Updated Trophy Reward screen.
Fixed up UI issues both graphical and performance based.
Mixed Mika’s control scheme for Windows and Mac
New Mika~Tika Icon for all platforms.
Optimized for Tablets
Updated the Tutorials for MultiPlatform
Added in WIP and DEMO modes.

0.2.1
Fixed an issue where Mika would appear to be stretched
Updated the Tutorial for a cleaner, sleeker feel.
Updated compatibility issues with older PCs and Devices.

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Day 1: The Line

This was my only completed game, it is a simple puzzle game designed to require minimal user input. You are only allowed to press one button, once for this game. You can play it over at the prototypes/experiments part of the site.

Day 2: Utter failure

Day 2 I ended up having to stay late at work and by the time I got home I didn’t care enough to make anything playable.

Day 3: Speedi Mathias:

On the third day I made a running game with a unique art style. Some of the parallax stuff gave me some problems, so the game is a bit unpolished, but it is playable. In the future I plan to add in high scores that you can post to twitter, and fix the graphic glitches.
Play Speedi Mathias

Day 4: 60min

On the fourth day I was under a heavy time constraint due to work so I gave myself only 60 minutes to work on a quick shooter based on shapes. It is playable, but needs some balance. If I ever get a highscore system going, this game will support it too.
Play 60min

Day 5: Nada

On day five I actually needed to attend a surgery. (Not mine, don’t worry. It was a work thing again)

After the five days I learned a lot about my game dev style. I am hoping to use this knowledge to improve. For the 555 challenge I used my own custom HTML5 game engine, and developing a wide range of games with it highlighted all of the small issues I had not noticed. I also found that I want to create a highscore system for future use. Finally, I want to get better at this polish thing.

There were a couple other devs doing the challenge at the same time and I recommend that you check them out:
TrueValhalla
Oracizan

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