If you haven't picked up on it yet, Party Goobers has been heavily inspired by the Mii era of Nintendo games. Goobers are my replacement for Mii's, and during my development I realised just how fun it is to play and work with a set of unique looking characters, and I think there is a lot of potential to this core idea that I haven't yet touched on in Party Goobers.
Growing up with Nintendo during the Wii era, Miis are a big part of my childhood and I've played many games featuring them. One of these games was Wii Play, a collection of mini-games that incorporate Miis to various degrees. Two of the games included in the collection was 'Find Mii' and 'Shooting Range'. Party Goobers follows the general formula of 'Find Mii', where you have to... Find specific Miis in varying scenes. I look that formula, incorporated the Shooting from 'Shooting Range', and sprinked some of my own ideas on top.
Growing up with Nintendo during the Wii era, Miis are a big part of my childhood and I've played many games featuring them. One of these games was Wii Play, a collection of mini-games that incorporate Miis to various degrees. Two of the games included in the collection was 'Find Mii' and 'Shooting Range'. Party Goobers follows the general formula of 'Find Mii', where you have to... Find specific Miis in varying scenes. I look that formula, incorporated the Shooting from 'Shooting Range', and sprinked some of my own ideas on top.
