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Build an inter-planetary trade route as quickly and with as few moves as possible. Progressive levels become more difficult.
This is an HTML5 game that runs in-browser. I recommend using Google Chrome. It will run on most smartphones.
You can view my lovely code online via the 'Web - Normal' link.
I was lacking inspiration on this, but was determined to get an entry in. Try and have fun!
Downloads and Links
Ratings
| #323 | Theme | 3.56 |
| #730 | Fun | 2.85 |
| #802 | Overall | 2.96 |
| #825 | Audio | 2.17 |
| #950 | Graphics | 2.46 |
| #953 | Innovation | 2.58 |
| #993 | Mood | 2.41 |
| #1265 | Coolness | 48% |
Comments
Nice puzzle game here! Yeah a bit too easy, but it was fun to play!
Clicks = 24; Time = 29.2
Simple idea but I like it. Could be more challenging though.
I like it. I thought I was supposed to connect all of the objects at first, but I figured out that there are only two planets reasonably quickly. It was frustrating in the way puzzle games often are-- but it was satisfying to click and make a whole section of the board light up, and it was rewarding to win the level.
Good idea, sometimes I felt like it could not be solved and restarted :D Well done!
Hey all, thanks for the feedback.
Due to the randomness of the algorithm I'm using to generate the puzzles, some play throughs will be easier than others, but I assure you, every puzzle has a solution.
It was OK, although I had this persistent feeling it was missing something. Not sure what though..
Really good. Could be better with levels of escalating difficulty. Great job!
I got really lucky on my first one, only needed 20 or so clicks including my messups. Subsequent ones took more time. Nice work.
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Cool. Reminds me a lot of the game Network on BrainBashers. I have to say I found it a bit easy, is all. I played through the first three levels before it crashed and I didn't notice much of a progression of difficulty.