
The game was one of the three main winners at Abertay University’s Dare to be Digital contest in 2013, securing one of the ultra-exclusive nominations for the BAFTA Ones to Watch Award.
Size DOES Matter is a rhythm action game that challenges players to manoeuvre a block through gates in time to electronic music, changing the size of the block to fit through the different size of gate on screen.
The game features simple touch-screen controls. One thumb controls size, the other position. Players must resize the block to progress through the maze, earn points and unlock new tracks and levels.
Abertay University is committed to developing the highly skilled professionals the computer games industry needs to grow and thrive, both through our degree courses and initiatives like Dare to be Digital.
Working with partners like Channel 4 helps us give up-and-coming game developers opportunities to massively accelerate their careers, by helping to set up companies and launch successful games.
Colin Macdonald, Games Commissioning Editor at Channel 4, said:
I’m delighted to be releasing Size DOES Matter a year after it wowed the audience and judges at Abertay University’s Dare ProtoPlay festival.
Year on year, Abertay continues to do remarkable work showing students what is needed to build creative, exciting, inspiring games.
Dare to be Digital 2014 closed last weekend with the Dare ProtoPlay festival, which attracted over 13,000 visitors across four days.
Size DOES Matter is available to download on the Apple App Store now, and on Google Play Store and Amazon App Store from August 21.
Each level is played to a different track by electronic music artists including Savant, Chipzel and Rymdreglage. Gamers can also challenge their friends to become king of the Size DOES Matter leaderboard.
Size DOES Matter (iOS) – £0.99