What behavior do you get? While you're in the wall at the start of the game, a single key press should move one space (holding does nothing), and when you're outside of the wall, holding a key should move the character until you let go of the key.
I've tested it in Firefox on my own machines and it works as expected, so it would be great to know what problem you're encountering in more detail so I can fix it!
Thank you very much! You're definitely right that some music would give it a bit more life. And yeah, I never figured out that bug with restarting - it doesn't affect every browser. And this is just plain PuzzleScript, so there must be some PuzzleScript bug.
To be clear, it works in Chrome for me, so I'm not sure what the issue is. Would be helpful to know if any errors show up in your JavaScript console (ctrl+shift+C, then click the "Console" tab).
Thanks for the feedback and playthrough video! It's always fun to see the moment the trunk mechanic is introduced.
Yeah, some of your problems with the game are definitely legitimate and I certainly would improve those things if I returned to it. My only excuse is that it was made for a game jam, and just implementing the trunk mechanic took up more than half of the time, haha.
Someone would have to actively choose to watch Competor's video and so would be expecting spoilers, but your screenshot was directly in the comments beneath the game and contained elements that are only revealed later in the game. Hope that makes sense.
The theme of the AB branch is exploring what happens when you combine the mechanics from the A and B branches. This level requires an interaction between those mechanics that I don't think you're considering.
I'm going to delete your post because of the spoilers in the screenshot but you should focus on shipping one block at a time over to where you need it. It will make it much easier.
If you've got that setup, you're getting close to the answer. When you do that loop, does anything get pushed down from the top row? If so, could you change things around so that the left arrow is the thing being pushed down?
Sorry, was going to do some more updates and post about them together. B.18 changed because it had unintended solutions - the author decided to completely overhaul it, but it explores the same key trick.
A.8 uses a fun trick. Focus entirely on how you could get the block on the right platform to the left platform.
For the button between B.17 and B.18, you're doing the right thing and extracting the left block is definitely harder. In fact, it's a similar process but with more steps.
The button next to A.2 requires some assistance from outside the puzzle.
This requires a bit of lateral thinking! The sign outside the level is a bit of a clue and the level is very constrained to try to guide your thinking. It's very fun to discover, so I don't want to just say it, but maybe this will have helped. Just think about why each part of the level exists.
