Info about Trappit
My Notes about Trappit
What can I say? My siblings and I loved playing JezzBall back in the day, and I thought that remaking it would be a good project to do (this is my third project done with Flex). This version has online high scores, and it was a good exercise in implementing a flood fill algorithm :D.
How To Play
Click to build wall. Space to change wall direction.
Description
Trappit is a tribute to the classic game JezzBall. Your goal is to enclose the bouncing balls by building walls. But do not let the balls hit the walls! Enclosed empty areas are reclaimed. Reclaim as much area as possible!
My Games
alphabreakical Cathode Herder Lazy Susan Multiplayer Dots and Boxes Pel Pirates Vs. Ninjas: Vendo Island Trappit
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About this site
Welcome! My name is Chuck Arellano, and making simple computer games is my hobby. I post the games that I make here, as well as some other games that I like which were made by other people. I hope to add a new game to this site everyday, and to upload my own game every week. Currently, I'm focusing on making games using the Adobe Flex SDK, but I also make games using Pygame. You can read more about it at my game programming blog. I hope you enjoy your stay here, and I would love to hear your comments and suggestions!