Games that do this exceptionally well are Color Switch and the original Flappy Bird which was removed from the store.
When you play these, and even if you don’t realise it, you’re put into a rhythmic flow by the repeating core mechanic and level structure.
It’s a great way to self check your levels and see if you can build this repeating rhythmic sensation to increase your level play flow.
The next major takeaway comes from the game we played which is probably my all time favourite mobile game, Dancing Line.
This has gone through many iterations since its release in December 2016 but is still the best game I’ve seen when it comes to utilising dynamic camera changes.
Now, it has to be said, that it does show its age somewhat in terms of the “rage game” aspect and non-punitive nature, however the build quality is still superb.
Not all the camera switches work well and often it’s confusing as you double back onto yourself or seem just a bit too far away, but, if you want a relatively cheap way to elevate production value to your games and turn your “Auto-Walker” into something a bit more special we’d highly recommend experimenting with your cameras.
With some clever camera switches, especially timed with the “Rhythm Arcs” you can transform your game and, perhaps most importantly, make some super fresh CPI video’s and make you stand out from the crowd.
