A sequel to the popular “turn on the lights” game. Now with three different ways to play and three different difficulty settings. Enjoy!
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topdog2250
Sep. 13, 2008
- good mind training game...4/5
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Craven
Aug. 21, 2008
- Great game. My favorite on Kongregate.
Two flaws would be - as mentioned before - guessing. I don't like it in logical games, so it would be great if there would be only one way to solve puzzle
Alse mentioned before - there sould be possibility to mark (with right click?) elements as "I'm sure this one should stay like that".
That would make it absolutely best logical flash game ever.
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HiDefLoMein
Jul. 03, 2008
- Constructbox is my Fave, though the others are good too. Nice reminder of NetWalk. Couple of complaints about the scoring system though. In CSB, I don't think it's right that the number of "moves" goes up by 2 with every connection you make - it should only go up by 1. With max. efficiency, the number of moves is equal to the sum of all the numbers on the board (if Bulbs equal 1) - but making a connection between two nodes should only be 1 move, not 2. Also, since no puzzle an absolutely unique solution, efficiency seems to be unfair to use in determining score - especially if you need to restart, the number of moves ought to be reset to 0.
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MBtheI
Jun. 28, 2008
- constructbox would be a whole lot easier if there was only one way to solve each puzzle.. as it is there's too much guessing, and without a way to mark "this is the one I know for sure" it makes it very hard to go back after you've tried one wrong path
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hcruckson
Jun. 26, 2008
- Loved Confusebox, Addicted to Confusebox 2. I love Constructbox.
Kind of irritating, though, that only 2 people fill up the entire high score board. Maybe Kongregate could only keep the highest score for each person? I feel like the point of the game is to get a high score, and it could be more competitive that way.
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Danaroth
Jun. 15, 2008
- It really is one of the most original and challenging puzzles I've played online. You really should add some features in ConstructBox: a) You should add a key (ex. shift+ click) to distinguish links that you are going to change (using a different color) from the ones that are sure, b) You should add a button that evidentiates the nodes in which the number of the arrows is the same of the number on it.
Anyway it's a deserved 5/5
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Solsund
Apr. 24, 2008
- Because it's not really clear in game, each time you choose an option the game generates a puzzle. You can redo the same difficulty/type over and over.
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Hyppy
Apr. 24, 2008
- One suggestion would be to allow a shift-click or other easy button combination to "lock" a section of wire against changes. Sort of a "I know this wire must be in this position" toggle. Make the licked wires/sections lighter or darker or somehow easy to differentiate.
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Hyppy
Apr. 22, 2008
- Amazing game. Reminds me of a flash game I played and mastered a few years ago called "Net Game" 5/5
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Harpan32
Apr. 21, 2008
- Have loved Pipes since i first played it. Nice twist to it.
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