Gravity Falls: PigPig Waddles Bounce Ultra

Gravity Falls: PigPig Waddles Bounce Ultra
Developer: Bamtang Publisher: Disney Games Platform: HTML5 Released in US: May 28, 2014 Released in UK: April 2014 This game has unused sounds. This game has debugging material.

To do: A lot of unused plt_demo_html5 textures in assets/animo. Possibly prototyping Soos' Confusing Adventure or Hero Trip given the name is likely short for platform and/or platforming.

While Mabel was watching a Japanese game show with Waddles while eating Smile Dip, the mascot of the candy appeared on the TV and called for her to play a game where you bounce the pig as a ball on a pachinko/pinball table and go for a high score!

Unused Audio

To do: Check other Bamtang games to find the original source of the files if possible.

A few audio files are not defined anywhere in the configuration with their files left on the game server, likely being prototyping leftovers.

Filename	Audio	Description
snd_game.ogg
snd_mainmenu.ogg
snd_ui_click.ogg
snd_ui_show_popup.ogg

Duplicated Bonus Audio

js/config/config.js mentions audio files for the game to use with configuration settings for each entry. While used by the game, the second variant that is also used is 1:1 identical to the first, suggesting a second was planned but cut.

Debugging Material

Cheat Keys

Cheats has an enabled value, set by USE_CHEATS in Application; setting it to true allows ingame cheats to be used, most output logs to the browser console.

Key	Effect
W	Instantly wins the level.
L	Immediately loses the level.
Escape	Dummied, simply called escape by the log call. It's possible this would've sent the user back to the main menu, akin to Bamtang's other games.
F	Grants free movement of Waddles using left mouse drag.
G	Activates infinite lives.
H	Disables winning.
Z	Sets the current level to 11 and plays the secret level popup.

Internal Project Name

To do: m_demoSwipeObject is a variable in the game, could it suggest Swipe Demo?

The game is internally referred to as swd , following the same naming convention of another game, not sure what it means, Swit Demo maybe? It's also possible it's Box2D, which references the open source physics engine used by the game or suggest it was based off a demo for it in the game engine.