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Sliding block puzzle with a small twist. Five levels.
ES6-compatible browser version required (green on this table): http://caniuse.com/#feat=arrow-functions
Chrome recommended over Firefox for performance reasons. Yeah it's silly that a puzzle game should care about performance, but the eyeballs are procedurally generated and I didn't have time to optimize them.
Works on mobile (audio does not work on mobile Chrome).
Hot keys: Backspace = undo. Escape = restart. 1-6 = jump to level. (Looks like keys don't work in the embedded frame. Click through to the site if you want to use the keys.)
Music and sounds procedurally generated during the competition with the following tools: Abundant Music, by Per Nyblom. ChipTone, by Tom Vian.
(I have added a bonus, extra-hard level which you can reach by pressing 0 during gameplay. This was NOT part of my original submission, so only check it out if you're done judging and you want an extra challenge!)
Downloads and Links
Ratings
| #41 | Fun | 3.95 |
| #41 | Overall | 3.96 |
| #102 | Mood | 3.63 |
| #154 | Humor | 3.11 |
| #162 | Audio | 3.38 |
| #251 | Graphics | 3.52 |
| #327 | Innovation | 3.35 |
| #385 | Theme | 3.48 |
| #1294 | Coolness | 46% |
Comments
This is a great game, I really enjoyed it! Good puzzles that gain more depth and character from the story bits and the eye art. Nice work!
Very nice game. Intellectual and innovative with nice graphics, I really liked it.
Really nice puzzle ! A really refreshing way to play sliding puzzle.
I would absolutely love this game as an app ^^
This is excellent. Great puzzle design, and while the graphics are simple they seem really polished as well. Nice work!
I really liked this. Level 5 was surprisingly hard and the end was great!
It's great. But this is compo entry so i can't tell a word about not yours music.
Nice game! Nice and straightforward to learn and play. A little low on the innovation, but very solid execution, good audio and graphics. I am REALLY bad at these kinds of games though so I couldn't get very far, but nicely done overall!
Whoa, this is really good! :D i really like how everything is so very well put. Congratulations!
Excellent concept! Great puzzles! Googly eyes! Amazing stuff! The art style feels a bit inconsistent somehow, with a lot of good ideas (especially the eyes) that don't really go well together, but the actual gameplay and controls are incredibly solid. The puzzles are hard, sometimes frustratingly so, but fair. Do consider making this into a mobile game!
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Loved it!
The levels where unexpectedly hard, i needed a lot of time for the last one :)
Removing all spaces in the end screen was a soothing reward tho.