Thanks, I hope it all turns out good in the end!

Thank you, I'll make sure to finish it as fast as I can.

Yup... the concept is not well explained in my few rooms, I'll need to change the starting area afterwards!
You need to activate the switches in order to pass through the gates, however everything in a previous room gets reset if the dragon exits it. The idea is, sometimes you'll want to keep him in an old room that opens a path, sometimes you'll want it outside an old room that closes a path, and both at the same time. You have to choose the order in which rooms are reset based on your choice of 'new room' i.e. without any dragon part in it.

Definitely a mistake on my part for lack of explanation because of time management (at least the dragon got it...).
You need to just progress through the rooms, however you'll find your way blocked by the gates that need to be activated with the switches. And the switches reset if you keep the dragon outside the rooms in which it was active i.e. the dragon is outside the time loop.

Thanks for trying it out!

Thanks!

Thanks, for my next trick, I'll make him sing!

Thanks for sharing! I'll make sure to finish it in my spare time.

They say patience is a virtue...

On a serious note, thanks for the honest review 😂. I tried my best, nonetheless a jam is a jam!
Hope you drank some water :D

Thanks for playing!
I agree, this is a small bitter sample. I need to ease the progression, at least on the explaining part!

Thanks, I hope I can give him a voice sometime.

Thanks a lot!

I did play your game beforehand and I remember being surprised as I did not expect pac-man :D

I think the old games still have their charm, no matter how far tech goes.

Glad you tried and stuck with it!

sure, no problem!

Thanks! I'll try to expand it.

Thanks for trying out!
I was hoping for a more gradual difficulty curve and maybe more puzzles, but I ended up with just this.

Thank you. I was actually kind of lucky with what I manged to get in a first draft.
It was a mistake on my part that the puzzle wasn’t clearly explained. Only in the dragon's presence the rooms keeps their modified state. This makes you juggle exploring with simultaneous gate states - like multiple gates towards a single goal, that conflict with eachother at a first glance, as other puzzle games have done.
I ended up here, because I planned for more... guess I am in the loop too!

Thank you for reviewing, I will try to finish my idea.
Yes, you are absolutely right, the dragon is the thing that keeps rooms outside the loop. Balancing room visits with concurrent obstacles is the premise, however teleporters, while offering shortcuts, can distort the overall flow of the queue.
Also, it doesn't help the queue updates only in new grid positions - think of the snake game, but you can walk over yourself, and only the head moves (and maybe let the old head in place, create a new one when you exit the body, maybe one more mechanic... and that's a new snake - Maybe call it hydra or something).
There's a pretty big jump in difficulty from step 1 to step 2 of the puzzle, but I ended up scrapping my idea for a prologue, because of time constraints. Guess I should be better next time!