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A game about going up and down.
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 51% |
| #14 | Overall | 4.22 |
| #25 | Fun | 4.03 |
| #34 | Innovation | 4.12 |
| #299 | Theme | 3.56 |
| #338 | Humor | 2.79 |
| #468 | Mood | 3.08 |
| #496 | Graphics | 3.25 |
| #659 | Audio | 2.57 |
Comments
I won't rate until I'll understand how it works. Please help me. What am I supposed to do to remove the blocks?
This is awesome once you get it. And so impressive for a puzzlescript game!
Pretty fun once you figure out those things are mirrors. MIRRORS - THEY'RE MIRRORS, NOT PART OF SOME WEIRD SEPARATED SCULPTURE OR SETS OF STAIRS.
This is my favorite puzzlescript game so far! Really nice brain teaser :)
one of the first games I've rated that I actually kept playing just for fun! Really great!
Wow it's great. Just finished it (in about 10-15 minutes) and it's very clever designed. I loved the fact you have to think several steps ahead to get where you want to.
Also the really clever designed reset system is nice. Even if you make mistakes or just didn't think your possible solution true (and it's actually wrong ^^) a restart brings you not to the very beginning but to a state where everything was fine and so gives you the chance to overthink the next steps again withour tedious repeating all the stuff you did before.
Oh wow, I didn't know you could do stuff like this in puzzlescript.
Very cool puzzle. I like how each phase requires reusing everything.
Puzzlescript?? OMG thats awesome! Nice graphics and the concept is awesome!
Fantastic puzzle!
Mechanics on puzzlescript crushed my mind as always =)
Very good job, man!
This was a lot of fun! I really like how you go back and reconfigure things as new parts of the level are unlocked, and yet all that going back and forth never gets tedious. The checkpoints help a lot with that, leaving you free to try things without fear of screwing up. Awesome! =)
(Maybe mention the checkpoints in your description though? They're a lot better than undoing and i could see how someone might never dare pressing R)
That is a pretty involved puzzle! I liked the general idea, although I just cleared the first two thirds for now.
Thanks for the game!
Wow! One of the most sophisticated games I've seen made with Puzzlescript. Very inspiring stuff.
Still working on solving it, but it's been a pleasure to play thus far.
Seriously. Less than 800 lines of puzzlescript, which includes level data and graphics. The mind boggles.
The puzzle is extremely well designed. It kept me playing until the very end. I was expecting a greater reward on the end than "congrats". Good game, anyway!
That sir/madam is some pretty awesome level design right there. Congrats!
It took a while for me to realize that the gray things were mirrors and the yellow background was a beam of light. Part of me wishes that this were more obvious from the beginning (maybe by having the beam already hitting a mirror at the start). But part of me appreciates the feeling of that ah-hah moment when I figured it out myself. (I was tempted to leave the game before figuring it out, though, so that's always a risk.)
The compactness of the multiple stages of the puzzle is very impressive.
I thoroughly appreciate that restarting only restarts you back to the point where you most recently destroyed light sensitive blocks. I would have quit the game out of frustration otherwise, no doubt about it.
I was briefly disappointed when, upon reaching the orb, I realized that I wasn't done yet, but wasn't sure what to do. After shining light onto the orb and accomplishing nothing, I figured the only thing left was to get the orb out of the ground, so at least I had yet another couple of ah-hah moments there (the first being a false ah-hah).
OMG that's hard! But it's a really fine puzzle game, and the art is beautiful. It's not often puzzle games are that great, you have done a perfect level design job and the mecanics are well used.
Wow, this kept me for so long! After reaching the red orb, I didn't know what to do. I thought it was supposed to end there. But well, figured might as well try to get it out, was easy enough. Completed it. The puzzle was insanely well thought out. Really a brilliant puzzle game.
Wow that was hard! It took me a while to figure out what was I suppose to do, but when I got it was quite fun!
Very very fun! TOp marks for the mood as well!
Ahh extremely well done!. First confusing, but then fantastic. Such a small level can be such difficult. I like the link to the source code. Incredible small coding for such a cool game!
Great game! It's amazing how you can get something so thought-provoking out of such simple graphics and mechanics
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loves it