the bubble idea is really nice!
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Really good! I was just about to add this to the puzzlescript gallery, but noticed it's a bit broken in the current version of puzzlescript - I made a bug report for it and will investigate if it's a problem in my code or in your's :) ( https://github.com/increpare/PuzzleScript/issues/1044 )
Merry Christmas, and thanks for the lovely game <3
I really like this game! I've played some other similar game that had multiple types of undo, IIRC, but this is a really nice realisation of it (that also fits well to puzzle script's constraints, which I appreciate !). "Over There" really stumped me! Some really nuanced behavioural differences. Some of the later levels I kind of stumbled through by, not so much thinking of what exactly would happen, but more permuting various elements until I stumbled across the right behaviour. It does seem there might be room for a bit more level design here.
I'd really like to add this to the puzzle script gallery - If you're interested in this, the one thing I'd request is either a puzzlescript.net (aka GitHub) hosted version of the game, or for you to add a link to the source code here (the gallery is meant to be a exhibition of puzzlescript games that I think are good, but it's important also that people can see what's happening under the hood so as to demystify puzzlescript a bit, should they wish). Either way, wonderful game :)
Lol :) I played through the first two levels. In the first one it wasn't immediately obvious as i was playing that it wasn't geometrically laid out, but in the second level that quickly becomes clear. a good gag. Though also, given how intimately I am familiar with these levels, I thought "yes put them in a museum why not".
Added your game to the Gallery :). Thanks again for the nice game!
https://www.puzzlescript.net/Gallery/index.html
( Also, 'once' already exists in vanilla puzzlescript, but it's called 'random' (it picks a random place to apply a rule once 🙃). )
Hey, I really enjoyed this! It was tightly designed, and I had fun working through it.
Ah, also, as the developer of puzzle script I'd really like to include a version of this in the puzzle script gallery - this game isn't made with puzzle script but I can with two small tweaks (tweak the final message string, and changing one 'again' to 'random') make it work - would I have your permission to make these changes, host it as a GitHub gist, (linking to this url, say?)