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Remember those shape sorting boxes where every child tries to force the shape to change until it fits the hole? Now you can do that!
Best in Chrome, works in FF, should work anywhere moderately modern.
* A Sliding Puzzle Game
* 14(!) levels!
* Arrow Keys or WASD and Space or Enter to select and move Shapes.
* You can also select Shapes using your mouse.
* Fill all Receptors to win.
* Plus and Minus signs change Shapes that slide through them.
* R to reset the current level
* C to try different colors.
Downloads and Links
Ratings
| #204 | Fun | 3.50 |
| #224 | Overall | 3.50 |
| #395 | Graphics | 3.20 |
| #507 | Innovation | 3.05 |
| #577 | Theme | 3.20 |
| #1666 | Coolness | 36% |
Comments
pretty cool but i ended up getting stuck in a level lol, pretty challenging at times
I like the animations and well done on making 14 levels. Sound would have been nice and I think the W key doesn't work
The only con is the pop up dialog after last level. Would be nice to see some trophy after such effort :)
And I think that the last level should be different:
http://krk-dev.com/2016/04/27/slide-and-match/
Many thanks for your comment :) I admire your contribution. It was hard planning task that might be unnoticed. I think you made it very well. In your game dead ends make more fun (or actually forseeing them) - they're not irritating.
Ps. My screenshots can be useful for thos who stuck somewhere and want to see what's next. I'm pretty sure they won't be over-used.
You get really good mileage out of a simple puzzle mechanic. Would have loved to finish this in more than one sitting so a save or skip feature would have been nice. Some levels take a lot of steps - a way to checkpoint or undo moves would have made me less anxious about pressing the wrong key and wasting loads of effort!
I liked the puzzle game, but the animations and such were a bit too slow for my liking. Nice job though!
I know it's month after the event, but maybe you'll be happy to hear that you're in my top 10 LD35 summary list :)
http://krk-dev.com/2016/06/08/top-10-of-ld35/
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Seems like we both had the same idea... :-D