Thanks for the kind words! 

It seems like it reached some of its target audience, puzzle lovers! 

I tried to throw the player into the experience with as less help/advice as possible yeah, and made the first “puzzles” to try and show most of the mechanics you’ll need for the game, and tried to find a good balance for it. 

I think I only did okay tho upon seeing the comments, and I could’ve introduced some more tutorial levels before moving onto the harder ones, but I also wanted it to be a little challenging to think about, not just execute a list of actions every time, because you instantly understand what to do.

I am definitely completing the game and planning on releasing a full version once the ratings are over (to not influence this entry), and friends have asked for a mobile version, so I’m working on an export ! 

Thanks for playing and the nice feedback!

Just out of curiosity, did you manage to make it to the final boss?

Thanks for the feedback !

I tried my best to introduce them in the earlier levels, but it can definitely use more levels in the beginning to familiarize the player more with the box, before playing actual puzzles with it.

I'm finishing the game how I imagined it, with a better difficulty curve, level selector on the left when you start (only accessible if you know how to open that door, by having solved a couple of puzzles first), and just some general polishing, and hope that will make it more accessible to anyone !

Thanks for playing and glad you had a fun challenge, which was the intention !

Thanks for the feedback!

I put the limit of charges at 5 and wanted to make puzzles where you would eventually need 5 charges to solve it, but I wanted to make sure I introduced the mechanics properly, and then just didn’t have time to get to the more complex puzzles :) 

It sure was fun to design the levels and come up with the puzzles, and I managed to add in the boss where the mechanic is used, but not the most creative, you just restart the level if you overcharge haha.

I thought about reducing the limit of charges to 2-3 at the end, but then I had to change all the levels I already made and I left it where it was, I’m definitely still working on the harder levels cause It is a lot of fun!

Thanks a lot! 

It is meant to be tricky at first, satisfying once controlled yeah! I tried my best to introduce it as soon as possible to get used to it, but I maybe should have made a couples levels more for the box mechanic before moving on to harder puzzles.

A little tip for stage 6, think about “momentum”.

Thanks for playing !

Thanks, I appreciate it! 
I’m not sure if you’re talking about stage 4 or 5 (my bad for not giving them a name and making the menu a “stage”) .

I just tested in on another pc tho, and stage 4 cut’s the answer off screen on a certain resolution, I did not know that (I had it on my main pc when I tested the html export, and seemed to fix it, at least for my pc), but the solution is just off screen, so open the horizontal gate and go down once, to see what to do, should be straightforward. 

If you’re actually talking about stage 5 tho, my hint would be, “momentum”.

Hope this helps, and I’m glad you liked it so far!

Thanks a lot, It’s supposed to be a little challenging at first to grasp the mechanics, and I try to slowly introduce them, because once you realise the full range of possibilities with how the ball and box interact, you can do a lot, but I tried to keep it as intuitive as possible without giving much away to the player.

Thanks for playing!

Thanks a lot for the feedback!

 I went through a couple of iterations to make the box mechanic feel more intuitive, and present it a lot sooner when not needed yet (even the main menu) to get used to it, after some friends tested it, and saw that it was almost the hardest thing to do, when it should be solving the puzzles. 

I keep it like it is now because it allows to create some interesting puzzles tho, with the momentum you can generate, and once used to the mechanic, you can do some pretty interesting stuff I didn’t even think of when designing the mechanic, it sure was fun to come up with original puzzles!

Thanks, I appreciate it ! I totally agree that it doesn't really fit into the theme (just a little hidden in the final boss room, cause I wanted at least one room with the overload mechanic, but it's not even clear when and what happens haha). The ball is supposed to have a limit of charges it can hold (5), and the puzzles were supposed to use that, so that you have to think of how to solve the puzzles without overcharging the ball (I even have more obstacles for that particular mechanic, and already have some puzzles), but I just didn't have enough time to even properly get to 3-4 charge puzzles, because I wanted to make sure the base mechanics were understood, before giving harder puzzles. It sure was a challenge but very fun to think about ! 

I'm glad you had fun at least !

Thanks, I’m glad you liked it! I sure put a lot of time in making sure there were some interesting and fun puzzles with the mechanics I came up with, and had a lot fun designing the levels (even tho designing good puzzles is hard and stressful, basically trying to make something that looks impossible, be possible somehow). 

I’ll be sure to check out your game!

Happy jamming.

Thanks a lot ! I put most of my time into the puzzles, to not make linear or straightforward ones, while also trying to introduce the mechanics in a non boring way (first levels basically). I'm glad the work put into didn't go to waste and I also thank my brother for being a tester, he really helped with making sure I introduced the mechanics better before the harder puzzles, and I hope I did a good job now!

Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed it! It is a tricky mechanic to get used to, and I’ve really tried my best to try and introduce the mechanic as well as possible, but it takes some time to get used to yeah. It’s thanks to that mechanic that I got to make some interesting puzzles tho! 

Thanks a lot, I hope you had fun! Coming up with the puzzles is the hardest part yeah, there’s been a lot of testing my mechanics out in weird ways, blocking myself in and try to find a way out, basically “listen to your game”. Then you just need to find a tester or two, to try and make sure it’s not too hard/easy.