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Small Block Theory
by FortunesVault
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Small Block Theory
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Description
Small Block Theory.
An elegant theory of the universe.
80 puzzles.
Some are easy.
Some are hard.
But every block counts.
Small Block Theory is a puzzle game with an organic reward system.
The player's goal is simple: Drive the Blocks to the walls of matching color.
Each successful block brings the player closer to solving the puzzle. Each successful puzzle brings the player closer to completing a pixel picture. Each successful pixel picture brings the player closer to the creation of the overworld.
How to Play
Use space bar and left and right arrows for gameplay. Use up and down arrows to change game speed. Hit Escape for menus. Click menus.
Comments
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biomess101
Sep. 29, 2012
Great game! 4/5. Could use a fast forward button for the auto pass plus some new tiles, a level editor would be cool too. Otherwise good job on this game! I loved the auto pass option too, comes in handy when you are just wanting to see what the world select menu would look like, my favorite part was the world select background when after a world was done it would make the background better. This is on my favorites and once again, great game. :)
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Thank you biomess101. I'm glad you like the game. Autopass now runs twice as fast! For some extra little mini-games/toys click on the icon that appears above the world after the world is complete.
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klopmand
Sep. 29, 2012
I can't even figure out what to do????
Hi klopmand. Thank you for your comment. Space bar sets the blocks in motion. The left arrow rotates the direction of the blocks counter-clockwise. The right arrow rotates the blocks clockwise. In the top right corner there is a counter that shows you haw many moves are available. The objective is to drive the blocks to the wall of matching color. Thank you for trying my game.
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CraftyTurtle
Oct. 02, 2012
Took me too long to get the hang of left and right - sometimes blocks went the opposite way than the key. I found it too confusing to play split second timing cos I can either think or react intuitively, not think AND react upon a seemingly random result ...no time to change my mind.
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dannylock
Oct. 02, 2012
U Auto Pass Wrong In Level 62 Should Fix It!
Thank you for pointing that out. It is now fixed.
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