DropBlocs [iPhone, openFrameworks, Games]

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Created using openFrameworks, DropBlocs is a new block dropping game created by Lloyd Harrison. You score points by dropping blocks onto their matching counterparts whilst trying to manage the tilt on the iPhone. When you find the block on the screen, by panning around, tap the screen and select matching block to drop. To match you will also need to rotate the falling block while maintaining the spotlight around the square you are matching. Move too fast and you will loose the points. Tricky but fun.

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