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Topic, Game "Puzzle It" | ||||||
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You must register or log in to post a message.Btw the url of the playlist doesn't change, so you don't have to post it too, I put it on the help tab too. 1. Blocks and walls 2. Broken Walls 3. Grey Blocks 4. Icy Blocks 5. Linked Blocks 6. Locked Blocks 7. Force Fields 8. Bombs 9. Smart Walls 10. Sticky Tiles 11. Permanent Sticky Tiles edit: Forgot to hit the 'record' button while I did grey blocks :/ Need to re-do this. edit: Or maybe 45-60 xD Your tutorial is nice, but a bit fast, tutorials are mostly quite slow. :p Exept you are switching too fast past some parts, you can't get too read what it's about. Puzzle It - Tutorial If a block hits an icy block, it'll be pushed in the direction of the moved block. Linked blocks will move in the same direction, if you move one block of the linked group. The linked group can be as big as possible. Locked blocks have screws on them and they cannot be moved, but they still must be cleared. Walls are a bit like locked blocks, but you don't need to clear them. Broken walls are like normal walls, but if they get touched once, they'll disappear. Force fields can have any colour. They're acting like walls, but only if a block of the same colour hits them. Blocks can be inside or outside of the force fields. Grey blocks are dummies. They are like normal blocks, but you don't need to clear them. If you set the "dispose grey" option to off, the blocks can get outside of the game area without undoing the move automatically. If you hit bombs, they're going to explode and all surrounding blocks are cleared. If you set the "chain bombs" option to on, blocks will explode in a row if they're in a line. Permanent sticky tiles are like locked blocks. If a block moves into it, the block will turn into a locked block. And if the block is cleared it'll start over. If a block touches a sticky tile the block is stopped, but the block can move out of it again. If a block goes next to a smart wall, it will follow the block. Smart walls have colours too, so they can be stopped by force fields. But if a smart wall could follow 2 blocks (can only happen with linked blocks), it'll follor neither one of them. ---- A bit shorter. edit: Guardian too :D | Games forum
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