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an update of YaslerFuj's comment: Found another bug that if you move to a box that is not touching the wall behind it then press the arrow key towards the box once you touch it, the box moves through the walls and do the subcon trick but it sorta interrupts gameplay
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I can confirm that hyperspeed box glitch. Basically what happens is that when you push the box and have it moving, you push it once more and increase its speed, so fast that it goes past the hitbox of a single wall, and start flying out of bounds. You can furthermore push the box given a correct timing, or you can slow it down and make it land out of the border. Such behavior is an obvious oversight that the push *adds* velocity to the object, rather than setting it to a fixed value. This and a collision test error
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Found a bit more about the bug I just posted about, if you just hit a box and hit the direction you are pushing the box very fast the same thing will happen, so it seems you push the box twice before it hits a wall even once maybe.
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found a bug, you can make a crate phase through the walls and become useless, hard to explain how to do it, but for example on lvl 26 press up^ left< up^, then press right> repeatedly and you'll see what I mean.
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Lol level 43 is both incredibly good and very evil at the same time :) I didn't think it was possible to do that (both the solution and the good & evil).
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I don't see any difference in the levels page between the levels I solved and the level I skipped? Maybe a point to improve. 5/5 puzzle game
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And I couldn't fit this into my previous comment, but the crate can stop anywhere if it hits a wall and is going slow enough, including inside of walls, other crates, and even you! Once again, level 43 works really well for this. Just spam right in the very beginning, then alternate between going right and left, never touching up or down. If done properly, you can get the crate to stop inside of you. This may take a few tries and some timing, but it's possible, even if it's completely useless.
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For those of you worrying about the bug on level 20 regarding the infinitely sliding crates, it can happen on any level with a crate. Simply spam the direction you're going a few times as you hit the crate, and it should gain enough speed to go on forever. After it's sliding, you can then go the other way and if you hit it when it's in the middle of a tile, you'll hit it in the other direction. You can hit it in any direction to make it start going that way, even changing it from right to up, down to left, up to up, etc. You stop any time you hit the crate, which allows you to stop in places you normally wouldn't be able to, skipping parts of levels. Any block connected to you can hit the crate, and you can even be stuck when hitting it (level 43 works well for this). If you slow the crate down (it just takes some time), it will stop clipping through blocks. You can even make it stop outside of the play area, essentially removing it from the level.
Hope this helps you!
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I did also notice the bug on level 20 with th crate sliding off screen. Anyway, very well made game. I enjoy every level. I like to try to think of ways to solve problems. Great game. Good job Developer. Love it.
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I write as I'm experiencing a bug(at least I think it is). On level twenty as I was moving the crates, I don't know what I did but one crate is now perpetually sliding from right to left all the way through the level screen. I just wanted to let you know. Apart from that, very fun, nice, pleasant game, looks really nice and it's very relaxing. Awesome job!!!
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This is an amazing game- it manages to be both fun and frustrating at the same time, a combination characteristic of good puzzle games. However, there was one thing that I noticed- in level 18, if you push left very quickly, one of the wooden crates begins to whiz around the screen.
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Looks like there is a small glitch with the crate blocks. Seems that if you hit them before the map fully loads, they will pass through the walls. Level 16 has an example of this.
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I got stuck on level 47, was all "I might youtube this later or just give up." Gave up. Came back, and had stage 48 unlocked. Played it, won the game. Still have no idea how to do 47 though. 11/5.
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Small glitch -- after completing a level, if you choose to go back to the level select screen, the completed level doesn't get credited as complete.
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This reminds me of the Legend of Zelda: Minish Cap's dungeon puzzles (particularly in the Temple of Droplets). Anyone else feel that way?
Anyway, this is a great puzzle game, 5/5.
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BUG: you can hit a crate while it is sliding to make it continuously fly through every wall and loop for infinite and not be able to touch it at all if you spam the arrow keys fast enough in the direction of the crate
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Nice! I haven't seen this add-and-destroy blocks mechanism before in a block slider. I think it's unique, and fairly well implemented.
The screen shake on collisions is cheesy and distracting, take it away. The levels are generally well designed, with an appropriate level of challenge variation so far (up to 36). Well done!
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Nice game, with an interesting new twist, but a bit heavy on the animations for my taste with screen elements sliding in and out of sight and the constant shaking of the puzzle area.
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I can´t understand why, but on level 20, if you press rapidly rigth or left, the second box will glitch and start going in one diirection indefinitley, without ever stoping
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Every puzzle game should offer the option to skip ahead by up to two levels, for those that are getting stuck and want to move on and get a fresh perspective.
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This is very nicely done. I particularly like it being completely keyboard-controlled, without making me reach for the mouse between levels, for example. The one downside for me is the way the screen shakes every time you bump into the walls. That seems a bit excessive and headache-induing, especially for something that needs to happen multiple times per level and often in quick succession.