Intersection is a two-player (or one, if you're lonely) puzzle game based around the emergence of unique, tiny worlds from the intersection of large worlds.
The mechanic itself is neat, but making puzzles for it turned out to be surprisingly difficult (though interesting!), so what's here is just a basic environment that hopefully gets the point across.
could have used a bit more instructions, neat concept, though once you know what to do the puzzle is pretty easy, you don't even really have to move the left piece more than twice.
Really cool mechanic, with the two person mazes affecting each other. Nice music, too. I played a number of times, but I had trouble figuring out what goal I was supposed to achieve, so I couldn't really solve anything - I kept getting "fail" messages that didn't seem to come from anywhere - were they running out of time, or had I locked the maze somehow that I couldn't get out of? Anyway, very cool idea, and implemented pretty well.
This would have been really interesting with two players who couldn't talk to one another, say online. Easy to defeat the purpose if you're just one person, though, you just move one side. Nice atmosphere and I like how one side blocks the other in almost invisible ways.
Managed to get the two guys to meet up, got them to change ends, danced around all over the place with ease... still just got fail messages. Great idea, just no idea what the win condition is.
This is a neat take on the two-players-moving-in-tandem style puzzle. I found it fun to figure out what's going on. But once you do, the puzzle is pretty easy, for the reasons you know. Maybe if you were forced to take alternating steps or something? Also, I got the dots to touch but still failed; is that intentional?
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Certainly different though :)
You should clarify what the conditions for winning and losing are. I got them to meet, and it said I failed. I thought that was the goal.