SmackMe! the addictive new iPhone reflex game using iPhone’s multi-touch and accelerometer. Here is what the critics are saying:
“The presentation is the real star of Smack Me. The robot mascot chirps along to a wicked chiptune soundtrack, and the graphics are outrageously stylish and pretty funny in their own right. There are several graphics for each action, placing the robot in a rocket ship, giving him a lobster claw, and the like. That extra bit of effort on the part of the developers goes a long way.” – SlideToPlay.com
“The limited, but moderately engaging, gameplay is wrapped up in the most fantastic graphics and sound, like a special candy for geeks: it looks and sounds delicious, the audiovisual experience is akin to having a retro rainbow blasted straight in to your brain-box.” – TheAppleBlog.com
“One thing I did enjoy about the game was that it had a very nice retro vibe to it with the graphics and sound used. Very 80’s and very simplistic, but I guess for a game of this type, it fits just fine, though quite possibly anything would have fit.” – WGWorld.com
See SmackMe in action on YouTube.
About Me
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I am Brad Roberts, a graphic designer, web designer, and musician, and this is my portfolio web site. This is my portfolio web site featuring business and personal works.
I’ve been an artist/designer professionally since 2001. I started out in web design, attended the Academy Of Art University and began working directly after graduating. I worked at FunMobility creating mobile content as well as doing UI design for iPhones, mobile applications, and the web for nearly 4 years. In April 2009 I began working at Dijit, Inc creating premium widgets, iphone applications and mobile content.
The musical side of my life began in 1989 when I started taking drum lessons and started my first band shortly thereafter. I’ve played in a few different bands and played shows all over the USA and in many countries overseas since then.
I used Panic’s Coda to code this site and I use LightBox 2 for all of the image pop–ups.
