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This Len displays a digital "Find the Pairs" memory-matching game presented on a mobile-style interface.
Layout and Interface: 🔥
Title: At the top, the text "FIND THE PAIRS" is displayed, followed by a score indicator showing "0 / 2 PAIRS MATCHED."
Game Board: Below the title is a 2×2 grid containing four identical purple cards. Each card features a yellow, stylized logo in the center and a pattern of small dots across the surface.
Navigation: On the right side of the screen, there is a vertical control panel with icons for taking a picture, viewing a user profile, refreshing/resetting the game, and adjusting sound volume.
Footer: A faint, semi-transparent "Save" button is visible in the bottom right corner of the screen.
Aesthetic:👍
The game utilizes a clean, minimalist design with a soft cream-colored background, contrasting purple cards, and bright yellow accents.
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Procedural Pixel-Art Visuals: Glowing neon ships, data bugs, energy bytes, and background scanlines drawn in real time for crisp rendering across all screen sizes.
Drag-and-Dodge Controls: Intuitive mobile steering where players dodge incoming "data bugs" and collect "energy bytes" for score multiplier points.
Dynamic Damage System: A three-life mechanic where taking damage physically breaks off spaceship parts (wings and tail) with visual particle flares.
Magical Heart Repairs: Rare falling heart powerups that grant an extra life and visually repair broken spaceship parts back onto the ship.
Chiptune Audio & Global Leaderboard: Custom-generated arcade music and sound effects paired with an integrated HUD and leaderboard to drive replayability.
💡 Why I Built It
Reimagining Classic Arcade Mechanics for AR:
I wanted to capture the instant-play energy of old-school arcade cabinets and adapt it into a social, mobile-first Snapchat Lens. The goal was to create a game that takes seconds to learn, but offers enough depth and escalating difficulty to keep players saying, "Just one more run."
Visual & Emotional Damage Feedback:
Instead of relying on a standard health bar, I wanted players to feel the stakes. Making the ship parts physically break off and scatter across the screen creates an immediate, dramatic feedback loop when you make a mistake—and grabbing a rare heart to repair your ship feels genuinely rewarding.
Pushing the Boundaries of Prompt-Based Game Design:
As a developer, I wanted to explore how far prompt engineering inside EasyLens could go. I set out to prove that you can build complete, highly polished game systems—including state management, procedural rendering, sound synthesis, and dynamic damage states—purely by guiding AI with precise multi-step prompts.
✨ How EasyLens Made It Possible
Using EasyLens, I didn't need to hop between traditional 3D software, external audio workstations, or manual script compilers. I iterated through targeted prompts to handle:
Generating procedural visual assets on the fly.
Setting up custom arcade music and dynamic sound triggers.
Fine-tuning game controls, collision boxes, and damage states.
EasyLens handled the heavy lifting, allowing me to focus on game feel, pacing, and player experience
My submission for the Games Category,
The Carnival Ride Game features users personalized Bitmoji in a fun addictive game where users have to stop their moving sticker at the perfect spot, based on their precision the game shows a percentage how close they are to the right spot, and when the users hit the spot they get to how many tries they took to hit the right spot, i used Sticker IDs and baclground designed in Chat GPT, importing that in the easy lens lets me shape the game in the way i thought, thank you
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