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This game is amazing. Really clever game concept and design.

I'd suggest two features:

1. A built-in note system. It is hard to remember every word's meaning when it grows more and more.

2. Click a word in logbook should open its page. Scrolling is inconvenient.

It is not your fault. I bought a new computer recently and it is lacking of many libraries.

I tried the demo. It says missing vcruntime140d.dll and ucrtbased.dll

I'm working on a new project based on a similar concept, with an alien script instead of random english letter combinations. 

Clappy Bird Advanced

Flappy Bird Advanced

Bonus question:

1. What do these suffixes mean?

-do

-ba

-to

-an

2. What do these words mean?

jajado

zotiando

metge

Have you considered making a metroidvania game with this spell system? They would be a great fit.

I got stuck on the tutorial. What should I do after I press SPACE?

This inspired bridge in 14mv2.

Is the source code available at somewhere? I'm curious about how this can be done with puzzlescript.

Accessibility suggestion: when player mouseover an object, highlight all objects of same color.

Why this game is not named Minesweeper Battle Advanced?

Can you give some examples of common words that are missing? I might be using a problematic dictionary.txt

i never thought i'd enjoy a text adventure

ABCDE is similar to RPS, with two high hp heroes, two high defense heroes, one high attack hero, and more adjustment

intended solution for RPS:

given the fact one always wins if they takes 0 damage, we can set up R with 1 defense, P with 2 attack and super low hp, S with 1 attack and super high hp

intended solution for ABCD:

given the fact that fight ties if both sides can't damage each other or both sides die in the same turn

we can set up A and C with high defense so that they can't hurt each other

B and D with low hp so that they otk each other

modify their stats to form a loop

I forgot the intended solution for ABCDE

rock paper scissor

Not the intended solution, but a really cool one. (That's what open-ended puzzle is about)

It is simple and cute. But you can see the logic behind these tiny levels, rather than simply trial and error.

Draw a shape on the whiteboard so that all inputs fall into the left side (accept).

Great concept!

Look forward to the full game

I'm probably going to have to remake the drawing part. It seems too early to write a saving system before that.

Would you like to see more complicated drawing features in the full version of the game? 

For example, changeable linewidth, objects with high / low bounciness / friction / density, polygon, arc, breakable object, joint, string.

Or to keep it simple?

These boxes are clickable.

你还说自己不会出题？

At least easier than previous games of mine.

Thank you. I have a big plan about understand 2 (a really big one that I can't afford at the moment)

Can you find JSON.lua in the game folder?

Thank you for playing. We hope you can participate in future witcup events.

To be honest, I found the game concept not expandable.

By the end of this short game, the player has already learned how to test the boxes one by one.

And that's a universal strategy against all puzzles of this type.

I know we can have some variants here, just put in every possible thing in a box pushing or grid movement game.

But the strategy would be all the same: Just check every box.

I guess a player will find the game boring once they notice the universal strategy. So I end up with only 10 levels.

Thank you for your support.

Interesting concept. Would like to play the full game.

这个画风是本社到目前为止用过的最可爱的画风了（请对比Artless Games其他作品）

yes

I mean, the Y area is actually Y, yellow star, yellow square, yellow square + something else (Y turns squares into origin squares)

Hint: Use the Y shape on square, not star.

This is my second 7drl.

I'm working on a puzzle game about running an Automata.

It basically looks like this:

Here comes pick up:

Enemy Encountered:

Our automata has no weapon, it has to trigger friend fire or push enemy into pits to kill them.

More friend fire:

Terrain: Yes. Actually I tried to add it during 7drl, but I have a hard time on monster AI's aiming.

Dungeon Generation: No. Each encounter will be in a rectangle. (You know I want to make a physics based Into The Breach) Anyway, random generated wall is on my list.