I work at a call center and when the calls are slow I play flash games. I had a call come in in the middle of a game here. Six minutes later I come back, have 0s left to fire, click just in time to kill two remaining players and win the game.
The levels have more going on in them than the first game. Love the bombs especially. I found, though, that levels 11 and 12 both had one more wheel to place than necessary to complete the level.
Fun game. Some of the speaking characters were a little confusing, thinking they were part of the puzzle to be solved. Not enough games have interplanetary exploration though.
If you adjust the speed and friction so that the pixels are frozen, you can turn the range down and speed the pixels up just enough to nudge them and create some beautiful designs.
The rear axle being so far up made it harder to reverse, turning away from corners actually caused me to hit the corner. Also wheels only seem to turn left/right when I'm actually moving, makes it hard to move over the 1 pixel necessary to be completely inside the designated parking spot.
The first one kept my interest for a week. This one, I get bored after a couple levels. With the tiles being triangles, it's a step down in difficulty.
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