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This is easily one of my favorite games on the site, but I've been unable to complete it. The further I get in the game the more severe the lagging gets to the point of unplayability. If anyone has any way to fix this please let me know. I use Chrome if that might have an effect.
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I love this game, and can I say or rather type...but doesn't the evil scientist sound like Albert Wesker to other people or is it just me?
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It's totally possible to sabotage the last puzzle on chamber 10 and still complete it: the way to finish is to have the blue block on the left edge (as far as you can get it) and use the slow motion to jump from the edge of that and still be able to make the last ledge, there is some room for error, though.
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If you make a sequel, please make sure Mr. Zach Holzman does some voicing again. He performed truly professionally, I loved every word he said. It doesn't look like he is a voice acting star or anything, so I hope he gets a lot of exposure. He sure has the talent to become one. Plus, the game was uniquely fun. 5/5 with no hesitation.
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I don't usually like puzzle games, but this one was good enough to force me to finish it. And it wasn't mindblowingly hard, so, the dev deserves a medal.
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Pretty good game, but I'm curious to know, what exactly do little green blobs warping through space to solve little puzzles and pass obstacles have to do with science?
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The easiest way to get the hard badge with less than 280 warps, hope this quick guide helps out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqsq79qPtDk
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once you have the infinitate warp, you can also begin the warp process and then move the cursor outside of the flash window for extra long distance warps!!
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you can warp further in the two weird levels if you have dual monitors and put the flash window as far opposite the direction of travel as possible. Pretty hard to aim like that though...
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While the blocks cant be pushed, they can be moved. Just barely fall off the edge of the block opposite of the direction you want it pushed and it will move ... a fraction of a inch at a time.
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Even if the gameplay is good i really couldn't enjoy the game because it takes too much from protal, this makes me compare everything with portal which this game can't stand up to. So as long as you haven't played portal the game should be fine, also you should add a tutorial for every new item added so it doesn't become a puzzle figuring out what you can do with it.
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My main advice for the Hard is to run through the game once to get an idea of how to solve all of its problems. I would also advise to make sure that warps are necessary - some smaller gaps can be jumped rather than warped over, which saves warps in the long run. It was a nice game and not too frustrating for me.
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Sorry, I guess I gave the wrong impression about my thoughts on the game in my previous comment. I did not mean to imply that I actually thought this had anything to do with Valve. My impression is that it was INFLUENCED heavily by the creator's experience playing Portal, and my intent was an amusing over-analysis, like some people do for fanfictions.
Well, no matter. It's still a fun game.
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Besides the fact that the hard badge should be an impossible badge everything is great. A really good puzzle game that uses a really cool concept but doesn't over complicate it just builds on the idea. It is not too long and not too short and the odd humor (Even if it is a terrible rip off from Portal) gives a good feeling and entertainment to the game. Great job. 4/5
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I agree with you SeaBurial, the 'crazy voiceover/unseen character who puts you through tests/levels' is kind of an uncreative narrative crutch, which, in this case, distracts from an otherwise clever and fun puzzle game.