Protect Emojis

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Alternatively kids and adults can play this emoji survival video game for free as a web application .

Protect Emojis Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions

• Starting the Game
  • Tap anywhere on the game load screen to bring up the welcome screen.
  • Select the play button at the bottom center of the welcome screen to bring up the level select screen.
    • Levels are unlocked sequentially.
    • Your web browser automatically saves your game progress.
  • The welcome screen has a sound control button in the upper right, a game developer information button in the lower left, and a more games button in the lower right.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • Position your mouse cursor on the screen where you want to draw a protective barrier.
    • Left click to start drawing, move your mouse, and then release the left click to stop.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap the screen with a finger and drag it across the screen to draw a protective barrier around the emojis.
  • Controls & indicators
    • In the top left of the level screen there is a button for home. On many levels you can only draw a single line, however if you have more than 1 line credit it shows under the home button.
    • In the top center the current level number is shown. Under the level a meter for how much more line you can draw (with start rating denotations on it).
    • The top right corner has a restart level button.
    • The level select screen shows which levels are unlocked, and what star ratings you earned on each level.
• Game Play
  • Emojis
    • Levels may have a single emoji or multiple emojis on them.
      • Emojis can rest on the ground, hold onto a ceiling, or be put in an inanimate suspended state that you have to activate.
    • You must protect every emoji on the stage from all hazards including: falling off platform, spikes, balls shot by the pipes.
      • Emojis can bump into each other and rest on each other without hurting each other.
      • Similarly the large pink balls do not hurt emojis.
    • Inactive emojis
      • Some emojis are partly transparent, indicating they are in an inactive state.
      • When you tap them they turn to an active state. If they are in midair or are on an uneven platform they will roll or fall when activated.
      • On some levels you need precise timing on when to activate emojis to take advantage of moving platforms, avoid a rotating platform, hit a rotating platform at the correct angle, or avoid spikes.
  • Lines
    • On many levels you can only draw a single line.
      • If you have more than 1 line credit it will show in the upper left corner of the game.
      • If you have more line credits than you need you can quickly tap on the pipe to use a remaining credit without impacting your star rating.
    • Lines do not need to be straight, and often require you to make a curve, a ramp, or an oval.
    • Lines can be drawn for various purposes including:
      • blocking pipes
      • protecting emojis from balls
      • creating a platform the emojis can fall onto
      • knocking over a ball or setting multiple balls in motion to block pipe or create a barrier in front of an emoji
      • pushing an emoji
    • Lines which are not anchored to anything and are not on a platform can fall downward.
      • You need to ensure at least some part of a line is anchored or expect it to move.
      • Lines can not be drawn in areas with a red background, but can fall into them.
    • The pipes start shooting balls a couple seconds after you have used all line credits and any light colored emoji has been brought to its regular color.
  • Star ratings
    • You can earn up to a 3-star rating based on how much protective line you pour, with less line used equating to a higher rating.
    • A meter at the top center shows how much line credit you used, how much remains, and where the star rating demarcations are.
  • Levels
    • This game has 80 levels which are unlocked sequentially.
      • You can go back to previously beat levels at any time to try to earn a higher rating on them.
      • You can beat a level even with a zero star rating to unlock the next level, then come back to the level with a poor rating later to try to improve it.
    • To beat a level you have to fully protect all the emojis on the stage.
      • After all of your line credits are used and all emojis are in an active state the pipes will fire balls for a couple seconds. If any ball hits an emoji you lose the level.
      • You also lose a level if: an emoji falls off platform, an emoji rolls out of frame left or right, or an emoji hits a spike.
    • The pipes start shooting balls a couple seconds after you have used all line credits and any light colored emoji has been brought to its regular color.
      • In some cases it makes sense to wait to activate an inactive emoji until you have some other parts of the level moved around a bit.
    • This game offers unlimited continues, allowing you to easily restart any failed level.
  • Strategy
    • Much of this game comes down to creating ramps, understanding physics, and thinking through second order effects and your order of operation.
      • You often need to create a safe bed for inactive emojis to fall onto & create lips or walls on the side so they don’t roll off either side.
    • If you beat a level with a poor rating continue to other levels then come back to the level you found hard later.
      • If you are struggling to beat a level you can ask for tips in the comments below.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like drawing & physics puzzle games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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