Something I dreamed up in microsleep on the first morning of the challenge, so I went with it.
Built in openFrameworks. Windows only -- a Mac version will appear if I can get my hands on a machine in the next few days. Source freely available on Bitbucket.
All sounds contributed during the competition by Choochy (age 11 weeks).
I generated the names of the levels so they would have nothing to do with their content or solutions. This is in response to what I believe mcc said about "indie games giving the solution in the level name" or something.
I really loved the idea of this game, it's really sophisticated! The game was very clear to me(In the good way) and it is really rewarding in the end. More levels would be awesome :D
Interesting. I would have liked to see more, but what you have here was very solid. My only gripe was how much backspacing I had to do on the "Powerful Sunlight" level (the stairs one). Love the sounds! xD
Oh and ... During any level, you may invoke "free mode" by pressing F12. (Your "progress" will be lost. To return to the original game you have to close and reopen it.)
Nice idea and implementation. I like the way it taught me the rules as part of the game. I was sad that it ended just as I felt I understood what was going on -- it badly needs a level or two that show off the puzzle possibilities. Good, though!
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My only complaint is that the game was too short. When I was starting to get the hang of it, it ended!
Thanks for the game
Clever puzzle, it can go a long way from here as well.
The first time I played A was unresponsive from some reason.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555
Your positive comments surprise me and warm my heart.
During any level, you may invoke "free mode" by pressing F12.
(Your "progress" will be lost. To return to the original game you have to close and reopen it.)