Short, but it definitely fits the theme! I like the puzzles that are there, especially the last one as it took me a few tries to figure out how it worked. I'd love to see more stages!
Interesting. I like the idea of being required to cheat, but in a limited fashion. One thing that confused me was the ability to move one step outside the dot grid - at first I thought it was only possible to move where the dots are, and when I discovered otherwise I was confused that it was possible to move only one step outside the grid. I can understand the limitation of free movement, but I felt like being unable to move from one "outside" location to another, even if both were 1 step away from the grid, was a bit too limiting and unintuitive.
It's supposed to feel a bit weird, like more of an exploitable bug than an intended mechanic. This is a cheating game after all. I'm glad you thought it was interesting. Thanks for the feedback.
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Nice game!
I'd love to see more puzzles!
Thanks for playing!
Short, but it definitely fits the theme! I like the puzzles that are there, especially the last one as it took me a few tries to figure out how it worked. I'd love to see more stages!
Glad you were able to get it. Thanks for playing!
Interesting. I like the idea of being required to cheat, but in a limited fashion. One thing that confused me was the ability to move one step outside the dot grid - at first I thought it was only possible to move where the dots are, and when I discovered otherwise I was confused that it was possible to move only one step outside the grid. I can understand the limitation of free movement, but I felt like being unable to move from one "outside" location to another, even if both were 1 step away from the grid, was a bit too limiting and unintuitive.
It's supposed to feel a bit weird, like more of an exploitable bug than an intended mechanic. This is a cheating game after all. I'm glad you thought it was interesting. Thanks for the feedback.