More pushing of blocks on targets but with very sticky walls: short adventure in sticky wall land, the latest puzzlescript puzzler by Stephen Lavelle. (Z key to undo a move, R key to restart a level)
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Did it. Not sure I could do it again, my approach was kind of disorganized and leaned hard on the undo button, but I can tell you with confidence that it's not actually impossible.
ReplyDeleteLevel 1 and 2 were fine. I completed 3, but could I do it again the same way or in less time? heck no
ReplyDeleteGood fun. Might replay in a day or two to see if can figure out how to do 3 logically, vs trial and error
Help!
ReplyDeleteThe walls are closing in on me.
This really hurt my brain.
If you "hack" there are 10 levels in there.
3 levels were quite enough!
ReplyDeleteDespite that the levels all look deceptively simple, that has to have been one of both the toughest and most ingeneous puzzles I've played recently.
Sorry, but I just don't understand this game at all.
ReplyDeleteThis makes just one big mess.
ReplyDeleteI don't remember how I finished the 3 levels exactly.
But in general a good start is:
Start with making a exit in the outer wall from where you can push the box towards the goal.
Make a second exit to escape to the outside.
Push the box in front of the first exit.
Escape true the second exit.
Push the box, and try to manipulate the walls so you can finish
With 2 boxes, focus on one first.
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Also I like that he makes changes the rules of the puzzle, but keep the levels the same. or in this case this count for level 2.
BOX is PUSH
ReplyDeleteWALL is PULL
GUY is YOU
BOX on SQUARE is WIN