What’s really remarkable is the fact that all fifty levels in Mekorama are less than 14KB in combined size, meaning you can actually scan 10,000 levels before taking up as much space as snapping a single photo. Your level is actually saved as a QR code
Your creations are automatically saved as level cards with a QR code on them, and you can even print the levels on paper. The editor provides various building blocks such as grass, stone, motors and robots. Level editorĪs mentioned, Mekorama comes with a built-in level editor that lets you create your own mechanical dioramas and share them online for anyone to download and play. Mekorama supports portrait and landscape orientation on the iPad. Levels can be played in any order. The game does not impose any time limits nor is it turn-based. In addition to rotating whole structure, you can move individual pieces around or slide any piece to reveal the direction it moves. Remarkably, Mekorama is a tiny 7.3-megabyte download from the App Store. The game is driven by a custom engine which Magni wrote from scratch in C.
Like the aforementioned Odd Bot Out, all design, code, art, sound and procedurally created music for Mekorama was single-handily done by Magni.
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