Algodoo

First, I don't understand why you would map the flippers to "<" and "-". Secondly, I don't know why you don't tell the users what the default mapping is. Thirdly, when the flippers are remapped it automatically turns off the motors, so if users don't notice that, they will wonder why the flippers aren't working.

This is a good scene, but I suspect many users won't get past the flipper operation. My suggestion is to map the flippers to the right and left arrow keys and to state that mapping in your scene.

Same problem with the mapping
Good game anyway!

Please update keys to something like "z" and "/"

Thanks for your feedback, guys.

I originally wanted to map to keypad enter and left ctrl, but it turns out when you hold down ctrl or shift, the other key doesn't respond. This is the reason for my odd choice of keys. I went with the keys inside the shift keys. (I deally I would have wanted the shift keys, like on Pinball Dreams back on the Amiga, which is where the idea for this scene came.)

But now I'm also concerned that my mappings will not have the intended behaviour on different language keyboards, mine being a Swedish one. So, I think default mapping should go on keys that are the same for all variations of keyboards. Perhaps Z and M? Or left and right arrow keys like s_noonan suggested?

Also, anyone know if there's some functionality in Thyme for picking up key scancodes instead of the character produced by a key?

My highscore with the new bonus retention scoring rule is 14744.

Very good job, love all the smooth angles, and the unique design

Thanks!