That was really fun. Challenging and took me a good 25 minutes to beat. That little one piece gap you have to twist through after the second area was rough and took me 10 minutes alone. Great game.
Nicely done! Like someone else, my sticking point was rotation, then discovering the limits of shoving squares around. Getting to the last two erasers was a treat.
There's only a few shapes that will allow you to exit the room, so you should focus on making that shape by using the outline of the room that's provided (every wall tile in the first room is shaped that way for a reason!). Also keep in mind that you can rotate through tiles (rotation is not a continuous motion).
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Nice game! I didn’t actually get why I would need to use the Ability but dang, the idea is awesome
That was really fun. Challenging and took me a good 25 minutes to beat. That little one piece gap you have to twist through after the second area was rough and took me 10 minutes alone. Great game.
Nicely done! Like someone else, my sticking point was rotation, then discovering the limits of shoving squares around. Getting to the last two erasers was a treat.
This is completely brilliant — so much packed into one screen and really fun to chip away at!
this is a very good puzzel game
I was really stuck in the first room until I realized you could rotate.
This rules - great game!
Great game
Beautiful game!!! Great concept and a series of simple but amazing puzzles.
Can you give hints on how to exit the first room?
I get it
There's only a few shapes that will allow you to exit the room, so you should focus on making that shape by using the outline of the room that's provided (every wall tile in the first room is shaped that way for a reason!). Also keep in mind that you can rotate through tiles (rotation is not a continuous motion).
this is an amazing and fun game! If only i had enough braincells to leave the first room XD
The action button rotate you
i know, i still cant figure it out lol
Really neat concept! I enjoyed this a lot.