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That's it. Shut down bitsy, we've peaked

Thank you! I used to join a lot of jams, which definitely helped prompt some ideas :)

Wow! Very well done. Thanks for sharing!

The mousetrap-style level at the end! So cute. I like that some levels can be solved by spamming mice rather than thinking logically haha

Thanks Box Dude!!

Really fun! I hope the engines were self-driving bc there's no way anyone could survive getting flung around like that.

Unique mechanic, very fun game!

Definitely the best theme for a puzzlescript game I've ever seen

It's not malicious, it's just misunderstood :( Nice game though :)

Thanks for your comment! Yes, definitely some good suggestions that would make it a better minesweeper clone, but it was also fun to explore the idea of the character existing in the space rather than hovering above the field :)
I just started playing around with PS+ recently and there's good potential there too

For in-game music, I recommend this tutorial!

I also managed to beat the game on AAAAA mode, but no special award :(

Wow, great game! Much more in depth than I expected, for a webcomic April fools joke!
I completed the game with three awards and honours :)

Hey! I found this game on coolmathgames and I just wanted to say I loved it! I only wish there were more levels :)

I made it to the Cool Kids' Club! I am obsessed with the soundtrack btw

Oh I see what you mean now. Yep, I thought that would make things easier to move around - I'm glad you noticed

Yeah, it will become important that blocks can be moved. :)

Thank you! Originally I wasn't planning on further development, but since there has been such positive feedback, I might reconsider :)

Great story - I loved how Enure had such a history. I'll definitely be playing again later to try for better stats :)

Do you have any ideas on what this could become? Let me know!

Thanks so much, Sebastian!

Of course! Email me at: 8bitllamagames@gmail.com

Thank you! I'll take note of that as I try to find the balance between challenging but not impossible

Thanks! I wish there could be a level selector too, but unfortunately the Puzzlescript engine doesn't work that way

Ok, here's the segment of code I used for the player's movement. "Cursor" is a transparent object which leads the player, and "Blocks" is a group of objects that the player cannot move through

(------------ Player sliding movement ------------------)
[ Player | Cursor ] -> [ > Player | ] (If the cursor is adjacent, the player moves to the cursor and deletes it)
[ > Player | no Blocks | ] -> [ > Player | | Cursor ] again (If the player moves, and nothing blocks it, the cursor is added back)
[ Cursor Blocks ] -> [ Blocks ] (When the cursor is on something that blocks the player, it is deleted)
(-----------------------------------------------------)

I won't publish the whole code, but is there anything specific you want? (ex. rules, levels)

I wish I had known about this earlier, this is great!

Thanks! There's three secrets, so you found all of them :)

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Cute game and amusing dialogue! I actually felt bad for poor Kevin 

Also, don't forget to make your game playable in browser so that players don't have to download it 

Hello! I wanted to share my newest game, BoxChums 2

It's a sokoban-inspired puzzle game with some new mechanics. This one is centered around the idea of bending light beams to complete levels. It also has hidden secrets and a homemade soundtrack!

Check it out here: BoxChums 2

Wow thanks! I suppose that's a good problem to have :D (maybe I'll make a sequel?)

The last secret is definitely the trickiest, you'll need to stretch a concept. Here's a hint: boxbridge

Thank you so much :D

Thanks finnp, I'm glad you enjoyed it! 

(Also, great profile pic)

It's a game about a time traveling robot! Visit ancient runes, a medieval castle, a future moon colony, and more

Made for the Bitsy Midnight Jam

Play it here!

Thanks Stavros! I used the puzzle game engine PuzzleScript.

Sure, no problem. You can email me here: 8bitllamagames@gmail.com

Thanks :) My goal was to make it as intuitive as possible

Thanks!

Glad you liked it! Thanks for the tip too :)

I was stuck on this for a while too, but i figured it out: Gears are made in the "wood router", wooden tools are made at the "basic workbench"