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hi go do FPdMS

yeah puzzlescript a bit stupid lmao

i pressed escape, clicked "go to level select", and then it died

uhh level select screen crashed firefox

pls add level select

ayyy hi plush!

surprisingly elegant! honestly i didn't think there would be so much depth here.

All the levels were approachable, as promised! would not recommend brute force though.

hmmm?
imo it's rather easy, just a few steps of thinking and you're done

ofc if you brute force it's a different matter

aaaaaa how did i not rate this
another one of the games i played a few years ago (without an itch.io account) and absolutely loved it.

meow :3

fck i went through the top

i strip mined the entire thing

cool game, but there's definitely more to explore!
maybe it's just me, but the stone blocks seem a bit inconsistent... sometimes i can move them, sometimes not

wow active dev

wow it's surprisingly readable. thanks for the experience!

beautifully confusing

some comments:
-try using puzzlescript + or puzzlescript next for level select. it's not needed but it's qol so lmao. for my purposes it  also lets me know which level i'm on.
-if you're making big levels (personally i don't see the reason why you have to add that much space but maybe it's just me and my addiction to compact levels) please key repeat speed be faster

i will edit as i solve
edit 1: oh haha lmao i tried to push one portal into another

edit 2: wow that 5x5 puzzle with 4 way rotational and reflectional symmetry is cool tbh (see how without a level select it is difficult to describe levels? that's one of the reasons why i like one, apart from being able to give up on a level lmao). my method was to push the thing controlling the yellow portal into the orange portal. idk if that was intended but if it is then it's cool as fck

oh wait. it's your first game
oooops  didn't see that, i'll go check your later games!

good game in general, but i think some levels are just a ton of walking, and some levels are basically the same as the ones before it. especially the first 4 levels, which probably could just be one level.

and before introducing color merging, why in the hell would you want 2 puzzles showing literally nothing and are just walking simulators. a lot of the color merging "tutorials" could be compressed into smaller levels, or one level containing multiple insights.

also why in the world are there random borders around some levels

usually i hate multi player sokoban games because of how it just seems like different, totally independent sokobans, but this one is really different. thanks for the game!

beautiful puzzle game! i'm not nearly done with the game yet, but i appreciate how the puzzles have some idea and how some puzzles literally change like one block to make the solution vastly different

update: yes i'm still alive, just trying to expand this game as much as i can until i'm satisfied.

go design puzzles instead i'm waiting for your reply to my puzzle in the discord

-.- no.

the ssr level is clover right?

hmmm i remember playing this game a few years ago. why didn't i leave a comment?

fun though

Yes, but it's still a great achievement

as a herd addict i have to thank you for this :)

fun game! thanks for the follow :)

simple but good puzzles! tbh i felt that puzzles 7-10 were the hardest

wait how tf is this possible

uhhhh lmao it's 4

hmmm i'll try developing. btw pls check out my new game (literally just released) :)

and i just realised you're adofai dev...
holy shit lmao

hmmm this game seems to have a lot of comments.
does make me a bit motivated to continue with this game and expand it. 

for the people who have commented here, is it worth it? do you think all ideas have been exhausted without resorting to more walking? i may consider adding extra mechanics but i'll have to think of one that is simple and has depth

:)

thanks! May go remake puzzle 3

:)

thanks for your comment!

oh haha it works now

idk what happened

why do i exit the game everytime i fail or win a level?

thanks :)

you made me say "oh, FUCK you" 50 times. good job, this template really did its job