Minsk student creates Belarusian-language Android game at classes (photo)
Meanwhile, it requires 250 downloads to overbalance the losses for its publication in the Internet.
The game PaperHell was released in Minsk art-studio PRAS, which also elaborated Euroradio's mobile application.
Minsk student Alyaksey Fyodarau who works for PRAS designed and elaborated the game.
Alyaksey Fyodarau: "The plot is very easy, you need to operate a man, to run with him from side to side to avoid being killed by red asteroids. Simultaneously, you need to collect points and different bonuses - extra lives, a shield or doubled points".
The game creator Alyaksey Fyodarau confesses he still often plays it!
The designer says that the game started from a university home assignment, and then it became broader than that and he continued elaborating it just at lectures.
It turned out that to create a game was not the most difficult thing. It is harder to get through to the customers for the Belarusian designers, says director of the studio PRAS Mikola Tamashevich.
Mikola Tamashevich: "The key problem of this game, and this concerns any other application for Android Market and App-store, is that these applications are not officially sold in Belarus. This means, no Belarusian designer can publish the program for paid downloading in the Internet. He can do it only for free".
Director of the studio PRAS Mikola Tamashevich.
PaperHell page in Android Market: PaperHell
