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Tags: Pedestal Button, Fizzler, Cube Button, Goo, Angled Panel, Laser Emitter, Laser Catcher, Reflector Cube, Reflector Cube Dropper, Glass, Grating

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9 Jul, 2022 @ 6:25pm

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Mikeastro's Logic Maps

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A tiny decent map that is nothing special. Just to keep my workshop a bit alive.
This is a slightly polished version of my hidden map "Lime" that was broken but still won Nock's mapping competition. The idea was to make a puzzle in which no cube ever travels through a portal in the intended solution.
My original design relied on green fizzlers. This one does not. So it's no longer Lime. Boo.

Difficulty: 2.5/10.
Sorry for the bad antline to the timed cube dropper.
Carrying laser cubes through fizzlers while aiming and jumping is not intended.
Please let me know of any unintended solutions you might find.
Hope you like it!

In other news: My puzzle game Sokoban: The RPG has been released on steam! Please consider checking it out!

Funny playthrough by Joric
Blind run by Mr Fab

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Mikeastro [author] 20 Oct @ 1:36pm

@StackSmasher789 Apologies accepted

I agree with this being a tad unfortunate, but I always thought it was easy enough to just test out at some point where the laser hits the floor and remember that spot

StackSmasher789 20 Oct @ 4:32am

yeah sorry, im going to give a thumbs down for this. the concept overall is great but the arrangement is far too clunky. spent an obscene amount of time aligning against the angled panel. lasers via angled panels are generally pretty bad imo. this one was especially so since there was no clear indication as to where the cube should be placed. perhaps that's intentional but regardless this didn't feel very intuitive to me