We need an experienced game developer to develop an image-based memory game to be embedded on our website.
This will be a simple card matching memory game, where your objective is to match pairs of cards (with pictures of handbags on them) by turning over matching pairs of cards. Flip one card and if the next card you flip matches the first card, they disappear from the pool. The objective is to clear out the entire grid.
Here is an example of a game which is very similar in functionality: [login to view URL]
Please note that this is just an example of the functionality, we do not want the game panel to look exactly like this. We would like a more visually appealing interface.
When it comes to design & aesthetics, you can use either a ‘Chinese New Year’ design theme or a ‘High Fashion’ design theme. Refer to the attached document for more details.
A brief summary of the project is provided below. For more details on the project & the job requirements please refer to the attached document.
Note: The budget is indicative & we are open to lower or higher bids.
Capabilities: Game Development, Graphic Design, HTML/CSS, Animation
We do not have a preference for the technology/platform used in development.
Summarised Job Description:
Note: We need this game to be ready for live testing by Monday 26th January. Only apply if you can deliver within this time frame.
• When the users visit the web page where this game is embedded, they will see a title, small description and Instructions to Play along with a 4x4 grid of 16 cells similar to the game hosted on above mentioned URL (we will provide you with the text for title and instructions to play sections).
• There would be no time restrictions and no limit on number of trials.
• This display should be mobile responsive.
• You can choose to develop the game using any technology or platform but keep in mind that this game should run on all browsers and Operating Systems including iOS and Android.
• Once the users have matched all pairs, the screen will clear out and display a ‘Congratulations’ banner along with some animated confetti. At the same time a ‘Red Envelope’ would drop down and bounce. A piece of paper would come out of the envelope with text about the prize they have won.
Just below this text there will be two buttons – ‘Play Again’ & ‘Start Shopping’. The ‘Play Again’ button will simply take the users back to the previous screen so they can start playing again, while the ‘Start Shopping’ button will redirect users to this page: [login to view URL]
(A Red Envelope is specific to Chinese New Year Celebrations. Refer to the link for examples of how a red envelope looks: [login to view URL]).
• We will have 8 different prizes which will be given out sequentially e.g. the first person who completes the game will win prize 1, second time system will award prize 2 and so on. After the eighth prize has been given out, the sequence will repeat itself. When the game is completed the ninth time, the system will award prize 1 and so on. The prizes can be given out in a random fashion as well if it’s simpler to do so.
• We will provide you with the text to be displayed for each offer
• We will provide you with 16 images that need to be displayed on the cards.
• We will also need clear instructions and support from you to deploy this on our website
Note: This is only a functional brief. We want a visually appealing & modern looking game panel & award screen, and will need graphic design inputs from you.
Hello...
Thanks for your good job.
I have many experienced on HTML5 Game.
All my games are work on mobile devices too..
I already developed memory game..
If you want ,.. I can show it to you..
so If you have interesting to me, please ping me.
I can make that game for 3 days.
Regards
hi i have already developed gaming apps as per various requirements(puzzle, collision, physics, match 3, racing, arcade, etc), i am currently available so will start immediately.........Plz revert back so we can discuss.... thanks...
(1) I would create the game using JavaScript within HTML5 because that provides the best portability, efficiency, and compatibility with browsers.
(2) I don't have any examples of this sort of thing, but you won't be disappointed.
(3) I'd say the best way is to link to the source of a script that would take a frame on the page as a parameter, and use that as its "window". The main script would be called by a very simple script on the actual page that finds the element on the page to be used as the window, and then passes it on to the game script.
Since this can be a client-side application completely independent of the server (aside from getting the files in the first place, of course), it should be very easy to implement, debug, and change in the future.