Each level sports a different game-play mechanic
starting from the question and answers in the first level
which is the phone call, level 2 is the first date level where
selecting the right outfit becomes very important, level 3 is
the engagement level, where a classic match helps you select
the best ring for the bride, level 4 is the mehndi (heena)
ceremony and is a precision mechanic where you use the mouse
to apply mehndi on the brides hand.
Level 5 in the
game features the sangeet (musical) ceremony -- this level
sports a management mechanic which lets users to manage the
stamina of all the people on the dance floor, level 6 is the
actual lagan (wedding) -- the twist to this level is that you
have to find the grooms shoes which are hidden in the mandap
(wedding altar) and the final level is the wedding reception
-- here the groom is trying to feed his bride a ladoo (sweet)
but the challenge is to do it without being seen by the people
around.
Interestingly, all the above game mechanics are
all controlled by different movements and clicks of the mouse
buttons, the game also has a very comic art and music style
which consumers whether married or not will really
love.
According to Alok Kejriwal, CEO and founder,
Games2win.com, "Marriage is one of the most sacred Indian
traditions, different religions celebrate marriage in
different ways. We have carefully selected some of the most
common traditions and highlighted them in this game. Games2win
receives a lot of international traffic on a daily basis;
hence consumers from abroad will be really intrigued by this
game and will definitely have a blast playing it. Who knows
someone somewhere will actually decide to get married in this
way."
Click here to Get Married.
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