I'm sad... del isn't being moved... no mobile trash can, my plans for world domination must be temporarily set aside :'3
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To anyone reading this, spoiler warning
Spoiler warning again
Spoiler warning for the last time
Screwdriver on Safe n' Sound, and copy the revealed text (entirely, not just the quotes). In Bright Bulb, use the screwdiver to remove the big light bulb from the logo/banner/whatsitcalled. Drag it to the only lamp that doesn't light when you click on it, and turn every light on. Paste the text into Bright Bulb.
1 flag.
In Bright Bulb, ctrl + a to reveal the base64-encoded string of text, copy that, and paste into Encode, and click the arrow. This tells you to click on all the cats in Pet Parade; do it.
2 flags.
Zapper on Ghost Town (the sand), ctrl + a to reveal hidden text (type 'tumbleweed' into the text box)
3 flags.
Ctrl + a on Binary Basics reveals the answer to Pet Parade. (All caps! "B3ACHBA11", not "b3achba11".)
4 flags.
The challenge in Binary Basics can be copy/pasted into Decode to get 7462, which you then use at the bottom of Safe n' sound.
5 flags.
Dunno about the rumored 6th flag :P
Great game. Slightly baffling at first, but the first few levels work really well at setting the rules.
The part about the dots inside the boxes threw me off a bit, turns out they don't count the number of boxes adjacent to the dots but the shape they're in.
8/10, the screen size needs work and it sometimes fails you on touchscreen but otherwise it's as good as a sudoku-type game can be :D
The Dark Queen of Mortholme comments · Replied to mochipandie in The Dark Queen of Mortholme comments
That brat is a cheating bastud and the queen character can't clutch for her life
Ever heard of these things called light novels? They've got a lower bottom line than physical books (anyone could easily write a bit of trash), but this form of media also gives way more freedom and room to the author, so the peak can reach the level of cinema. Here's three titles, universally lauded. I do recommend exploring the genre yourself.
Mother of Learning
Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint
and
Lord of the Mysteries
'Speechless'? If I've succeeded in bringing you into the world of webnovels, start preparing for a final farewell with your voice.
After spending a grand total of 6 hours of my life on this game (taken from sleep cuz y not) I can confidently say that in this game you either get Blitzkrieg and win or you don't and lose
Also, instead of having multiple units gang up on a dude, training them and focusing on a single powerful unit is the way to go
Nice concept! The rules are kind of confusing if you don't watch the YouTube video though... The graphics need some work, and a "Cancel" button for when you click an element and you don't want to place it would be nice.
The elements in your "inventory" could be organized like a deck of cards at the bottom of the screen like Yu-Gi-Oh or those poker games. Or, it could be somewhat like Minecraft's hotbar. (Basically, what I wanna say is that where they're currently at 1. Does not suggest that they're interactable 2. Does not tell you how they're used/what they're there for and 3. Block stuff, but I'm too dumb to properly word that and my brain doesn't function properly at 1:30 am)
There can also be a game menu, so that you aren't directly tossed into the game. On that note, the other waves don't start unless you click a button, so why make Wave 1 an exception?
Instead of making all the combinations available all at once and confusing to the uninitiated (like me), maybe make them collectable over a series of levels? So that they're like skills that a player can choose, then familiarize themselves over the course of a game?
Maybe make an element glow or otherwise indicate that it can be combined?
On a separate note, the game window isn't centered... and as @Iedah pointed out below, the first free tower (Hydrogen) doesn't appear unless you go fullscreen
Wracking my brain, I suddenly remembered another elements game I've played recently (I think it's similar. Don't sue me, sue sleep deprivation.). It's called Fusioneer, if you frequent r/Webgames you might've seen it: http://dreammodule.com/fusioneer
Did you know? Slitherio and Agario can both be found in r/Webgames... ah, the nostalgia...