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This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive
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Your world has just been conceived, but it's very tiny, pointless, and lacking of a third dimension. You long for a worthwhile purpose.
This game revolves around the mechanics of sliding puzzles with platforming. You can cling to walls, and use key combinations while on them to move the blocks. It's slightly harder than a normal sliding puzzle, given that you can't reach blocks sometimes due to your platformer nature.
It's partly untested and has some bugs, but hey, it's playable. If you belong to the "Other OS's" category, just download the copy of Love2D for your system:
https://love2d.org/
and run it from the source.
EDIT: Hey, guess what, it's impossible to beat this game! Neat, right?
http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/2012/04/23/im-sorry-i-thought-we-were-all-making-impossible-torture-machines/
EDIT NUMERO DOS: I've decided to create a post-compo version that you can actually beat. Of course, you probably shouldn't rate me on it.
EDIT NUMERO TRES: Due to requests, a 32-bit version of the original has been ported. Never thought people would want to play an unbeatable game so bad, did you?
This game revolves around the mechanics of sliding puzzles with platforming. You can cling to walls, and use key combinations while on them to move the blocks. It's slightly harder than a normal sliding puzzle, given that you can't reach blocks sometimes due to your platformer nature.
It's partly untested and has some bugs, but hey, it's playable. If you belong to the "Other OS's" category, just download the copy of Love2D for your system:
https://love2d.org/
and run it from the source.
EDIT: Hey, guess what, it's impossible to beat this game! Neat, right?
http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/2012/04/23/im-sorry-i-thought-we-were-all-making-impossible-torture-machines/
EDIT NUMERO DOS: I've decided to create a post-compo version that you can actually beat. Of course, you probably shouldn't rate me on it.
EDIT NUMERO TRES: Due to requests, a 32-bit version of the original has been ported. Never thought people would want to play an unbeatable game so bad, did you?