If the blue gem started glowing when it was time to apply it, I think it would be really helpful instead of having to check at every step. Just a suggestion. :)
Okay, I switched to Chrome browser and it works there. It consistently does not work for me in Edge. Thanks for pointing me to a workaround! I look forward to playing it.
I can't stop playing this. I keep thinking I'm going to come to the end, but I haven't yet. Really, really impressive for the time constraint. The only thing for me that's lacking is a little balancing (the dragon seems a little overpowered, for example), but it's thoroughly enjoyable.
Interesting take on the theme. The one thing that would've made it better for me would've been adding some way for me to keep a reference of the sigil list on the screen while I peel the wallpaper, instead of having to either go back and forth to the poster or else take notes or screenshots.
I ran into some bugs that I had to restart to get past (it's possible to spawn multiple sheets of paper on the folding area, which makes a big mess), but once I got past that, and realized that the hidden symbol is wrong for the crane, I was able to finish it. It's a really clever idea, and the win animation is adorable.
Really nice job. This was simple, clean, and fun. The end part took me a little bit because it was so dark/low-contrast that I didn't realize where I needed to exit, but that's a very minor quibble. :)
Unfortunately it's unplayable for me -- the shapes won't rotate. I hover the mouse over a shape (observing that the shape is selected by the outline color change), press R, and nothing happens. It's an interesting take on the normal tangrams games where you work the puzzle directly on top of the outline you're trying to fill; I think that would add a bit of extra challenge. I wish I could play it.
Really cute, and you definitely nailed the movement. I was momentarily confused by the control keys, but once you see how they work, the choice makes perfect sense.
I got through the whole thing and then saw "0 secrets," so of course I had to play it again to find the chocolates. Great job!
Cute and enjoyable. I experienced the issue others have mentioned where required shapes sometimes don't appear, but I thought the hidden bonuses were a clever touch.
I noticed you can right-click to toggle the user icon between scissors and a flask, so I think you're supposed to use the scissors on the "secret" tiles while using the flask on the "open" ones? And maybe the latter has some effect on the spy's movement? I don't understand the premise at all, though.
The game drew me in and I was surprised to find myself compelled to finish it. While I found the signup requirement very off-putting, I enjoyed the story and art.
I wish you'd converted this to an exe so it could be run directly instead of having to open in Scratch. It works, but I don't see how it uses the limitation at all. Did I miss something?
I love the art! I wish it was more obvious which areas you could stand on or run/fall through, though, and it's possible to get stuck in several places. Really charming game overall.
