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increpare
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I've made note - thanks for prompting me about it. Not sure if it's me or itch - I should look into it though. ( https://github.com/increpare/PuzzleScript/issues/990 )
I enjoyed playing through this game - really pleasantly surprised with what you made of the mechanics you had set up. Super nice level design, a nice length for the game also I'd say. You planned a good event!
( Also, I'd love to feature this in the puzzlescript gallery . The goal of the gallery is to let people both enjoy games, and look at the source code if they want to see how the sausage was made. If you'd like to be featured, either include a source code link on this page and ping me, or you can also create a shareable link via puzzlescript.net and let me know it).
I've played a bunch of boulderdashy sand physics games (and often bounce off them) but this one had more than a few pleasant surprises. Really well done. I was not bored.
( Also, I'd love to feature this in the puzzlescript gallery . The goal of the gallery is to let people both enjoy games, and look at the source code if they want to see how the sausage was made. If you'd like to be featured, either include a source code link on this page and ping me, or you can also create a shareable link via puzzlescript.net and let me know it).
I had a really great time playing through this - I played through feeling my way around about three times, then on my fourth try I made a map as I went, and it was fun mapping it all out and seeing what the longer-range puzzles actually were.
( I'd love to feature this in the puzzlescript gallery . The goal of the gallery is to let people both enjoy games, and look at the source code if they want to see how the sausage was made. If you'd like to be featured, either include a source code link on this page and ping me, or you can also create a shareable link via puzzlescript.net and let me know it).
I enjoyed this a lot - haven't played to the end, but enjoyed what I did play. The levels are tricky, but the solutions I've enjoyed figuring out. (minor feedback - the contrast between dark brown walls and black background is a bit subtle - I think, given that they behave differently, a stronger colour contrast would be good).