This was really cool and I feel like I got really close to figuring it out, but I wasn't able to do anything complex. I think besides a tutorial that many other people have already said, this game needs an easier way to test what you're doing. Being able to see the board and the tanks at the same time would help a lot, and the wires should definitely stay in place when you restart. (also removed wires shouldn't add to your total wires)
But I just have to give props for even coming up with this idea in the first place, it's such a great idea and implemented really well.
This was really cool and I feel like I got really close to figuring it out, but I wasn't able to do anything complex. I think besides a tutorial that many other people have already said, this game needs an easier way to test what you're doing. Being able to see the board and the tanks at the same time would help a lot, and the wires should definitely stay in place when you restart. (also removed wires shouldn't add to your total wires)
But I just have to give props for even coming up with this idea in the first place, it's such a great idea and implemented really well.
Really fun idea! It took me a while to figure out how to do anything (im probably just stupid lol), but once I got it I enjoyed it a lot! The spider's range did feel just barely too small, it was really hard to catch any flies while I was falling.
Really fun idea! It took me a while to figure out how to do anything (im probably just stupid lol), but once I got it I enjoyed it a lot! The spider's range did feel just barely too small, it was really hard to catch any flies while I was falling.
I seem to have broken the game, during the "Yesterday I purchased thirty donuts, and ate them all challenge" I finished exactly as the timer ran out and the game froze and gave me "page not responding" messages. But this is a good game, and I like the challenges a lot.
Really cool, and I love seeing the character bounce around in whatever overengineered solution that I made.
I do think the sound for placing blocks is too loud though, when you drag across the screen it is kind of painful. But that is really minor, and the only issue I really had.
Nice animations! If you are planning on continuing this, I do want to point out that up arrow is crouch, while down arrow does nothing. (I usually play arrow keys instead of WASD)
I love the concept, and I think the art looks really nice. I do have some problems: If you put one max level alien, it will always win, and otherwise it will take to long to make it on screen. And the cannon doesn't seem to be able to aim on the right half of the screen.
Amazing art, animation, and sound! The puzzles and mechanics are also really clever! Some of the solutions felt really hard to execute with only the arrow keys, but that might have been me coming up with an overcomplicated solution, and not doing the intended one. Edit: yep i was overcomplicating it lol
This is a really good and funny concept, and I love the art! My biggest problem is it is hard to tell if you are going to win or lose, it feels like half of my games end in one round and the other half take a long time.
Its a cool idea, but I didn't like how rotating the platform requires you to push the button every time (so you have to mash to rotate more), and that you cant move and rotate the platforms at the same time. But I like how you have to increase the speed using physics, it is really satisfying if you are able to get going fast.
馃崜 x 12 (I should have gotten 13 but I accidentally scrolled the screen)
馃晵 Around 40 minutes I think
馃拃 x 402
Amazing game! I am a big fan of kaizo mario (if you haven't heard of it it is basically hard custom mario levels where you use items in cool ways), and I really liked how this used a lot of similar elements (like grabbing and throwing springs, or throwing the snowball and jumping off of it while it's moving).
