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Libra
by NothingCasual
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Libra
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Description
Libra is a logic puzzle which tests your lateral thinking!
How to Play
Mouse to drag & Spacebar to rotate
Developer Updates
Updates:
No more blur effect (sorry for the headache).
Sound & Music options in main menu.
Easy Mode: In this mode you can exceed the maximum weight difference in the intermediate steps.
Note: Libra needs Flash 10.
Thanks for all the suggestions!
FAQ
What is Libra?
Libra is an incremental idle game developed by NothingCasual where players balance two different factions to achieve equilibrium.
How do you play Libra?
In Libra, you click to accumulate resources and make strategic upgrades, aiming to keep the balance between opposing sides while progressing your overall power.
What are the main progression systems in Libra?
Libra features resource accumulation, upgrades, and unlocking new skills or bonuses as you advance, offering continuous progression even during idle periods.
Is there offline progress in Libra?
Yes, Libra supports offline progress, allowing players to continue earning resources and advancing while not actively playing the game.
What makes Libra unique among idle games?
Libra stands out by focusing on a balancing mechanic between two factions, requiring players to manage and maintain equilibrium instead of just maximizing a single resource.
Comments
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Kamileon
Feb. 20, 2010
This game deserves a much higher score than it has.
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gabiton
Jan. 22, 2010
my brain hurts! nice game btw
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goodmenace
Jan. 14, 2010
Very nice game, love the concept! Reminds me of those word games where you have change from one word to another, changing one letter at a time, but each step has to be a word.
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WileyC
Jul. 23, 2013
Level 2: put a 4 on the left, 8 on the right, 8 on the left, 4 on the right.
The scales are never more than 4 difference between the two sides and they end up perfectly balanced on the end. I think what you are missing is that you do NOT pile up one scale and then the other one. You have to keep them roughly balanced at ALL times.
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DubaiBunnies
Jun. 11, 2017
That is amazing game
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