Draw a Piraka 2 - Revision history

Mr.the Barsik: /* Gameplay */

2026-05-28T19:12:54Z

Gameplay

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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
	The instructions tell the player to turn up their volume and connect the dots before the timer runs out, and that the game will be over if more than two dots are missed. The player then has to click a button to start the “test game”, where they are supposed to connect 35 dots within 45 seconds. While the first game allowed players to draw freely, they were supposed to directly click the dots in this version, which would automatically make a straight line appear.		===Version 1===
	As it turns out, missing the dots will have no effect during this test game, contrary to what the instructions said. However, once the player reaches the 13th dot, regardless of how well they were doing before, a blue Piraka head will pop up with flashing lights and the same roar that was used in the first game. Then a white screen appears, saying "Got ya! This was a test. If you miss more than two dots the Piraka gets a little mad so be warned...," with a button to start a “real game” now.
			In this first version of the game, the objective of the game is to draw a Piraka. The game begins with a dotted outline of a Piraka's head. The objective of the game is to connect the dots, forming the head of the Piraka. After the player completes the Piraka's head, it is up to the player to design the other features they want the character to have. If the player clicks on the fourth dot, Hakann's face pops up on screen, accompanied by a loud roaring noise in an attempt to startle the player.
			===Version 2===
			In this version of the game, the instructions tell the player to turn up their volume and connect the dots before the timer runs out, and that the game will be over if more than two dots are missed. The player then has to click a button to start the “test game”, where they are supposed to connect 35 dots within 45 seconds. While the first game allowed players to draw freely, they were supposed to directly click the dots in this version, which would automatically make a straight line appear.
			As it turns out, missing the dots will have no effect during this test game, contrary to what the instructions said. However, once the player reaches the 13th dot, regardless of how well they were doing before, a blue Piraka head will pop up with flashing lights and the same roar that was used in the first game. Then a white screen appears, saying "Got ya! This was a test. If you miss more than two dots, the Piraka gets a little mad, so be warned...," with a button to start a “real game” now.

	If the player chooses to play again, the game will work as expected this time, meaning that the 13th dot will now work like any other dot, and the screamer will instead be triggered after three misclicks. It is therefore possible to actually beat the game now by successfully connecting the dots within the time limit and without missing more than twice. Winning the game will cause the screamer's face to appear without any screams or flashing lights, and a message saying “Congratulations! You've conquered the Piraka”. Letting the timer run out will only lead to a regular Game Over screen, without any screamers.		If the player chooses to play again, the game will work as expected this time, meaning that the 13th dot will now work like any other dot, and the screamer will instead be triggered after three misclicks. It is therefore possible to actually beat the game now by successfully connecting the dots within the time limit and without missing more than twice. Winning the game will cause the screamer's face to appear without any screams or flashing lights, and a message saying “Congratulations! You've conquered the Piraka”. Letting the timer run out will only lead to a regular Game Over screen, without any screamers.

Tankmanfan44: /* Link */

2026-04-24T21:31:07Z

Link

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	<font color="yellow"><u>NOTE</u>: The following game contains a [[screamer]] with flashing lights!</font>		<font color="yellow"><u>NOTE</u>: The following game contains a [[screamer]] with flashing lights!</font>
	* to14.com/game.php?id=4d486a6284fc1		* to14.com/game.php?id=4d486a6284fc1
	* '''Alternate Version:''' biomediaproject.com/bmp/files/gms/online/DrawAPiraka/Version2/DrawAPiraka.swf		** {{IPFS\|1=bafybeidcuqox72dsridfnucfy6gfru3d5ltwfxyymagtq4lpy7tdnxpi5y?filename=Draw%20a%20Piraka%202.swf}}
			* '''Alternate Version:''' <s>biomediaproject.com/bmp/files/gms/online/DrawAPiraka/Version2/DrawAPiraka.swf</s>

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Screamer1234 at 09:41, 21 September 2025

2025-09-21T09:41:16Z

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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
	The instructions tell the player to turn up their volume and connect the dots before the timer runs out and that the game will be over if more than two dots are missed. The player then has to click a button to start the “test game”, where they are supposed to connect 35 dots within 45 seconds. While the first game allowed players to draw freely, they ~~are~~ supposed to directly click the dots in this version, which ~~will~~ automatically make a straight line appear.		The instructions tell the player to turn up their volume and connect the dots before the timer runs out, and that the game will be over if more than two dots are missed. The player then has to click a button to start the “test game”, where they are supposed to connect 35 dots within 45 seconds. While the first game allowed players to draw freely, they were supposed to directly click the dots in this version, which would automatically make a straight line appear.
	As it turns out, missing the dots will have no effect during this test game, contrary to what the instructions said. However, once the player reaches the 13th dot, regardless of how well they were doing before, a blue Piraka head will pop up with flashing lights and the same roar that was used in the first game. Then a white screen appears, saying ~~“Got~~ ya! This was a test. If you miss more than two dots the Piraka gets a little mad so be warned...”, with a button to start a “real game” now.		As it turns out, missing the dots will have no effect during this test game, contrary to what the instructions said. However, once the player reaches the 13th dot, regardless of how well they were doing before, a blue Piraka head will pop up with flashing lights and the same roar that was used in the first game. Then a white screen appears, saying "Got ya! This was a test. If you miss more than two dots the Piraka gets a little mad so be warned...," with a button to start a “real game” now.

			If the player chooses to play again, the game will work as expected this time, meaning that the 13th dot will now work like any other dot, and the screamer will instead be triggered after three misclicks. It is therefore possible to actually beat the game now by successfully connecting the dots within the time limit and without missing more than twice. Winning the game will cause the screamer's face to appear without any screams or flashing lights, and a message saying “Congratulations! You've conquered the Piraka”. Letting the timer run out will only lead to a regular Game Over screen, without any screamers.

	If the player chooses to play again, the game will work as expected this time, meaning that the 13th dot will now work like any other dot and the screamer will instead be triggered after three misclicks. It is therefore possible to actually beat the game now by successfully connecting the dots within the time limit and without missing more than twice. Winning the game will cause the screamer's face to appear without any screams or flashing lights, and a message saying “Congratulations! You've conquered the Piraka”. Letting the timer run out will only lead to a regular Game Over screen, without any screamers.
	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	*The numbers ~~which~~ trigger the screamers in both games, 4 and 13, are typically associated with misfortune in various cultures, so they were probably chosen intentionally. It is possible to bypass the screamer by letting the timer run out during the unwinnable test game, which will only lead to the regular Game Over screen with the button to replay the winnable real game instead. Clicking dots in the wrong order will not count as a misclick in the real game.		*The numbers that trigger the screamers in both games, 4 and 13, are typically associated with misfortune in various cultures, so they were probably chosen intentionally. It is possible to bypass the screamer by letting the timer run out during the unwinnable test game, which will only lead to the regular Game Over screen with the button to replay the winnable real game instead. Clicking dots in the wrong order will not count as a misclick in the real game.
	*There is a different version of this game, where the player has to connect 69 dots instead, and the screamer will get triggered any time the player clicks the 10th dot. This dot is clickable right from the start this time, unlike the 13th dot from the other version's test game. There is no timer and misclicks will have no effect. This game does not include the option to replay a beatable version.		*There is a different version of this game, where the player has to connect 69 dots instead, and the screamer will get triggered any time the player clicks the 10th dot. This dot is clickable right from the start this time, unlike the 13th dot from the other version's test game. There is no timer, and misclicks will have no effect. This game does not include the option to replay a beatable version.

	=== Showcase video ===		=== Showcase video ===
	[[File:Draw a Piraka 2 (censored).mp4\|320px]]		[[File:Draw a Piraka 2 (censored).mp4\|320px]]

Tankmanfan44: /* Link */

2025-07-17T06:24:13Z

Link

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	*The numbers which trigger the screamers in both games, 4 and 13, are typically associated with misfortune in various cultures, so they were probably chosen intentionally. It is possible to bypass the screamer by letting the timer run out during the unwinnable test game, which will only lead to the regular Game Over screen with the button to replay the winnable real game instead. Clicking dots in the wrong order will not count as a misclick in the real game.		*The numbers which trigger the screamers in both games, 4 and 13, are typically associated with misfortune in various cultures, so they were probably chosen intentionally. It is possible to bypass the screamer by letting the timer run out during the unwinnable test game, which will only lead to the regular Game Over screen with the button to replay the winnable real game instead. Clicking dots in the wrong order will not count as a misclick in the real game.
	*There is a different version of this game, where the player has to connect 69 dots instead, and the screamer will get triggered any time the player clicks the 10th dot. This dot is clickable right from the start this time, unlike the 13th dot from the other version's test game. There is no timer and misclicks will have no effect. This game does not include the option to replay a beatable version.		*There is a different version of this game, where the player has to connect 69 dots instead, and the screamer will get triggered any time the player clicks the 10th dot. This dot is clickable right from the start this time, unlike the 13th dot from the other version's test game. There is no timer and misclicks will have no effect. This game does not include the option to replay a beatable version.
			=== Showcase video ===
			[[File:Draw a Piraka 2 (censored).mp4\|320px]]

	== Link ==		== Link ==
	<font color="yellow"><u>NOTE</u>: The following game contains a [[screamer]] with flashing lights!</font>		<font color="yellow"><u>NOTE</u>: The following game contains a [[screamer]] with flashing lights!</font>
	* to14.com/game.php?id=4d486a6284fc1		* to14.com/game.php?id=4d486a6284fc1
	* '''Alternate Version:''' biomediaproject.com/bmp/files/gms/online/DrawAPiraka/Version2/DrawAPiraka.swf		* '''Alternate Version:''' biomediaproject.com/bmp/files/gms/online/DrawAPiraka/Version2/DrawAPiraka.swf

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Tankmanfan44: Reverted edits by Everton machado Docando (talk) to last revision by Jerhan2010

2025-07-15T17:47:26Z

Reverted edits by Everton machado Docando (talk) to last revision by Jerhan2010

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	'''Draw a Piraka 2''' is the second [[screamer]] in a series of two promotional Flash games for Lego's Bionicle series. Like in the first game, the object is to draw a Piraka head by connecting dots, but unlike the original, this version has actual rules and a timer.		'''Draw a Piraka 2''' is the second [[screamer]] in a series of two promotional Flash games for Lego's Bionicle series. Like in the first game, the object is to draw a Piraka head by connecting dots, but unlike the original, this version has actual rules and a timer.


	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==

Everton machado Docando at 17:09, 15 July 2025

2025-07-15T17:09:27Z

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	'''Draw a Piraka 2''' is the second [[screamer]] in a series of two promotional Flash games for Lego's Bionicle series. Like in the first game, the object is to draw a Piraka head by connecting dots, but unlike the original, this version has actual rules and a timer.		'''Draw a Piraka 2''' is the second [[screamer]] in a series of two promotional Flash games for Lego's Bionicle series. Like in the first game, the object is to draw a Piraka head by connecting dots, but unlike the original, this version has actual rules and a timer.


	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==

Jerhan2010 at 11:40, 14 July 2025

2025-07-14T11:40:49Z

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	[[Category:Flash]]		[[Category:Flash]]
	[[Category:Turn up your volume]]		[[Category:Turn up your volume]]
			[[Category:Lego]]

Jerhan2010 at 20:18, 24 April 2025

2025-04-24T20:18:58Z

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	[[Category:2006]]		[[Category:2006]]
	[[Category:Flash]]		[[Category:Flash]]
			[[Category:Turn up your volume]]

Tankmanfan44 at 16:16, 18 January 2024

2024-01-18T16:16:21Z

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	\|written in = ActionScript		\|written in = ActionScript
	\|~~First~~ = [[Draw a Piraka 1]]		\|first = [[Draw a Piraka 1]]
	\|~~Sequel~~ = Draw a Piraka 2		\|sequel = Draw a Piraka 2
	}}		}}
	[[File:Dap2.JPG\|thumb\|200px\|The screenshot of Draw a Piraka 2 gameplay.]]		[[File:Dap2.JPG\|thumb\|200px\|The screenshot of Draw a Piraka 2 gameplay.]]

Tankmanfan44: /* Link */

2023-02-16T17:39:58Z

Link

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	<font color="yellow"><u>NOTE</u>: The following game contains a [[screamer]] with flashing lights!</font>		<font color="yellow"><u>NOTE</u>: The following game contains a [[screamer]] with flashing lights!</font>
	* to14.com/game.php?id=4d486a6284fc1		* to14.com/game.php?id=4d486a6284fc1
	* '''Alternate Version''': biomediaproject.com/bmp/files/gms/online/DrawAPiraka/Version2/DrawAPiraka.swf		* '''Alternate Version:''' biomediaproject.com/bmp/files/gms/online/DrawAPiraka/Version2/DrawAPiraka.swf
	{{Comments}}		{{Comments}}
	[[Category:Games]]		[[Category:Games]]