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For those, who wonder, what the last power-orb is for: If there wasn't an orb on every planet, you could get stuck. The creator probably just didn't want this to happen.
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To the people bitching about the coordinates: they are Cartesian Coordinates, not pixel coordinates. Learn some freaking algebra people...
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Just the kind of puzzle game I like. 5 stars and I'm hoping for a medium badge for completion :) On another note, something wierd: I solved the music puzzle by chance (I was clicking the buttons randomly)! The chances of that happening are 1 in 120 o.O I should go play the lottery :P
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if the LEFT most button is marked 5, and the RIGHT most button is marked 1 then do 3-2-1-3-4. Inst had his left and right backwards.
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Usually these types of "throw the player straight in with little to no explanation" games are not very straightforward, but this game manages to give just enough of a clue for me to figure everything out totally on my own. Excellent job. 5/5.
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I agree that posting solutions in comments is quite unhappy.. Could be nice if kongregate simply added hide/unhide "spoiler button" then it'd be up to you if you want to see that or not..
I'm not badge hunter so it took me a while without peeking into the walkthroug whatever the game was brilliant .. rated 5/5 added to favourites.. THANX
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I think there is one more power orb than you need so you can't get stuck, no matter which way you go first. There is no deeper meaning to it.
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for those 52 people wondering why there is an extra power orb, it's so you can't get stuck. Because the jump pads can be activated in pretty much any order, any planet could be the "last" planet you visit. As such it's important Every Planet has at least 1 power orb so you can keep opening up new planets :)
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The last power orb is so you will be able to access all planets no matter what order you chose. So that you can't get stuck because you went to a planet without a power orb, and the orb you need to get to the next one is on that one.
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Uh, the coordinates were just fine. It's not the creator's fault, everyone is just forgetting their basic math! Coordinates are given as (X, Y). On a graph, horizontal is X, and Y is vertical.
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I might as well be deaf when it comes to music puzzles like this. For whoever else meets my deficiency or the terms of actual deafness, can we get a little help?
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Great game 5/5. I'll admit that i had to use the walkthrough to get the music orb, when i listened to the music player i thought it was 7-6-5-7-8, ti lah soh ti do, and that the valves were 1-2-3-4-5, do ray mi fah so. Forgive me and correct me if i'm wrong but i think there is a mistake on the walkthrough, the valves are given as CDEFG but to me it sounds like FGABflatC.
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O=Light on X=light off
XOXXX
XXXXX
XXXXO
XXXXX
XOXXX
Then press the red button
XXOXX
XXXXX
XXXXX
XOXXX
XXXXX
Press red button, then
XXXXX
XXXXO
XXOXX
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Hope this helps. :D
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The "last orb" isn't for anything. It's only there because you may have done the planets in different orders, and if you didn't get an orb from each planet, you'd be stuck. Anyone who understood what I just said, give me a + ;)
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This is so amazingly wonderful. How can Ebert say games are not art? This was a more valuable experience than any movie I saw this summer.
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What a beautiful little game. Although I don’t like trying everything with everything, just to guess what the creator might have thought combines to what. So I had to use the walktrough, to keep it fun. (I’m no friend of “patience while annoyance”. ;) I give a 4/5 for the aesthetics, as they are beautiful, and just perhaps a little too childish. A 3/5 for the gameplay/mechanics, because of the bit of frustration, 3/5 for the story, as there was little story but a good feeling of purpose and a 4/5 for technology, for the cool rotating micro-planets and flying between them, despite it stuttering a bit in view and controls. Overall a 4/5. This game was made with love. :)
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its a great game but i've played it 3 times before the badge and after i played the game 4th time i realized that my chat wasn't in...if there was a way to save....
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A few not-quite coherent puzzles, but overall very polished and charming. A special point that I really liked was how the walkthrough had been given serious respect and care, rather than a half-hearted youtube stuffed in the corner. This game was clearly loved, and it shows.
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In all honesty, this is one of the best games I've played in a long time.
In two simple words: Stunningly Brilliant.
P.S. 5/5 is too low of a rating for a game like this. It belongs on the realm of perfect games.