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Puzzle game.
Controls:
arrows, wasd - movement
R - restart level
Backspace - restart game
Esc - exit
How to run locally: Execute run.bat
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1. Go to Control Panel
2. Double click on Java
3. Open the Security tab
4. Select Medium
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Downloads and Links
Ratings
#146 | Overall | 3.69 |
#207 | Fun | 3.50 |
#236 | Innovation | 3.58 |
#239 | Theme | 3.68 |
#411 | Mood | 3.16 |
#545 | Graphics | 3.12 |
#568 | Audio | 2.70 |
#1204 | Coolness | 49% |
Comments
Really like this one - add some music, higher quality sound effects, and work on the graphics and you have a full game right here. Definitely my favorite game so far.
Hey, nice idea, but rules are not fully clear. Around level 7 (the first time you get a bunch of blocks in one place) they stop being obvious and I can't figure out when the blocks can and when they cannot be moved anymore. For now, I gave up at level ~10-12.
Can you please clarify the mechanics? I'd like to play it to the end.
@Kaelaholme You're right. Thanks for playing.
@Septi I know what you mean. When several crates are in one world they do not block each other's movement in this world. When any crate's movement is blocked in world A(only boundary and cross tiles are considered blocking tiles), it will block movement in worlds B and C but not in world A. I found nice consequences to this mechanic combined with repel and teleport tiles.
Narratively speaking crates located in one world are part of one component, that's why they can reorganize freely. I should have made separate sound effect for such motions.
Very neat mechanic and levels. It's so simple but it works very well. The graphics are minimal but don't remove anything from the experience.
Good job !
All I ever get is "if al_debug is true the applet will load and extract resources with a delay, to be able to see the loader process."
Awesome! Really well made level designs, the gameplay is solid. With a little more polish you have a complete, launchable game :)
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Really enjoyed the game, funny concept and very neat level design! NICE!