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Nanopath
by turboNuke
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Nanopath
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Description
An intriguing game of multiple concurrent pre-controlled events. Half game half editor, you have to get the nanos to the exits by seting up a predefined path for them to follow. Game designed by Longanimals and robotJAM.
FAQ
What is NanoPath?
NanoPath is a browser-based puzzle game developed by turboNuke where you guide nano-drones through challenging levels by drawing their flight paths.
How do you play NanoPath?
In NanoPath, you use your mouse or touchscreen to draw lines that determine the route your nano-drones will follow, aiming to navigate them safely to the goal while avoiding obstacles.
Who developed NanoPath?
NanoPath was created by the developer turboNuke, known for their browser puzzle and action games.
What are the main features of NanoPath?
NanoPath features simple mouse-driven controls, multiple levels with increasing difficulty, and a core gameplay loop focused on drawing and adjusting flight paths for optimal navigation.
What platform is NanoPath available on?
NanoPath is available to play online in your web browser on platforms that support Flash or HTML5 games.
Comments
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Bramblestar117
Oct. 16, 2010
wow... i went through the first 6 levels thinking lights kill you.
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mythman1995
Oct. 09, 2011
needs a "start nanopath" hotkey
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dubesor
Oct. 16, 2010
Add a function (space or something) that shows a "ghost"-craft on the path your pointing at in the draft-menue. I often find myself having to adjust paths 3 times just because it scratched the wall by 1 millimeter.
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NetMonster
Oct. 16, 2010
Nice game. Why is it labelled "strategy/defense" instead of "puzzle"? I almost passed it by, thinking it was another defense game.
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PeteSF
Oct. 20, 2010
Love the concept. When replaying a level after beating it, it cleared the previous path - don't do that! And with 33 levels, it needs a little more to maintain interest. Even just going to the level menu after each level instead of just clicking "next" would help give a sense of progression. Even better would be bronze/silver/gold stars for reaching score targets.
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