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Hey man, this game is pretty awesome. I love the idea. Very unique play with the start of some great, challenging levels.
STEPS FOR SUCCESS:
1) Come up with a real name for this game and call it the beta version.
2) Make a level editor user friendly and add it to the game. Make it locked until you beat the levels you already made.
3) Let people upload their custom maps and play ones made by other people. A simple rating system will put good maps at the top of the custom map list.
4) Wait a while.
5) Take people's good maps, tweak them, and compile a large number of maps, remove the beta tag, and BAM. Money.
This game is good enough to be a top game on miniclip, this site, and a bunch of others. You already put in a ton of work, you might as well make it profitable for yourself. Good luck.
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The light and shadows could use anti-aliasing. But at this point I'm REALLY nitpicking. Well designed game, 5 stumped me for longer than I would like to admit. 5star.
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If you're willing to invest so much time - what would really make this fly is a level editor and user-contributed (and voted) levels. Like in tentacle wars.
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Trust me - this game is far more finished then a lot of other games on this site. If nothing else it doesn't lag, the controls don't cause ragequit, and it's an actually functional puzzle. Good job!
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I think a slight charm comes from the fact that it's supposed to be an unfinished game. I love the concept and I could play through a hundred different levels and never get tired of it! 5 stars
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This is an interesting and fun concept for a game.
It be perfect if it made music, more sounds, and more levels. Please make a sequel. :3 4/5
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In level 5 you can hide behind the glowing cube and let the turret push the cube (and you) behind the wall. Then you simply collect the star as the area isn't lit anymore.