Oh, you walk to the right, I sometimes miss the obvious. Was used to the game auto scrolling, so I figure nothing to the right since the game didn't auto-scroll any further.
I'm stuck about 1-2 minutes into the game. Says this seems like the end. No where to go. I even tried shooting the floor, I can walk on the bottom of the floor towards the beginning but accomplishes nothing.
Yes it is a tricky balance to strike as I found that many people took quite a while to get the hand of the whole circuit thing and I really wanted to embed that before moving in to more advanced topics - but I can probably tighten the beginning up a bit more.
I'm giving up, on room three. I've tried for hours to beat sudoku puzzles and never could beat even the easiest ones. This puzzle is very similar to a sudoku puzzle, I know I'll never beat this stage so best to just give up early. Neat game.
I'm stuck in area two now, I walked up northwest to check out a tree, and now some goblin or something created a magic barrier and trapped me, guess its game over and I have to restart.
No no, it's all part of the story - see, the gnomes are trying to slow you down. There's something in the dry tree and you still have something in your inventory to reach it. Then you can deal with the magic barrier.
I found out that you have to use a key to open a door to be able to light the lantern. I can't believe I spent 5-10 minutes to finally stumble upon the idea of using a key to open a door. I grasped the paper + stick concept right away. Yet, noooooo I couldn't figure out that a key could open a door.
Game is boring and without autosave you must beat the game in one long grind session. Nice concept, I feel like you almost have the game don't give up.
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Yes it is a tricky balance to strike as I found that many people took quite a while to get the hand of the whole circuit thing and I really wanted to embed that before moving in to more advanced topics - but I can probably tighten the beginning up a bit more.