nesdev.org

Made by crazy Swedes (possibly redundant, since all Swedes are crazy... tokig Svenska!)

http://www.continuitygame.com/

The jumping sound effect sounds awfully familiar...

I played it all the way through some days ago. It's about as good as flash puzzle games get!

It was a bit on the easy side, but still awesome.

Last level is too hard for me

koitsu wrote:The jumping sound effect sounds awfully familiar...

Demi tells me it's from Keith Courage in Alpha Zone. (Keith Richards in Alpha Male Zone...)

- Amazing. Some rectangles could be side-by-side perfectly, but most of times they are not. I wonder if the game could get improved somewhat, perhaps more colorful..?

- Anyway, awesome game, I loved it!

Zepper wrote:Some rectangles could be side-by-side perfectly, but most of times they are not.

It took me a while to get the hang of it... at first I didn't realize that every solid part must have a continuation on the other square, I just thought that you could move into the adjacent squares if the empty space permitted. Had to "die" a couple of times to understand the correct rules. I Played it all, very entertaining. The lack of an interesting ending was kind of a let down though.

Yeah, the ending was a bit anticlimactic.

Coloring the game would ruin its cool style!

Very fun, thanks; but nowhere near on the difficulty scale of nightmare puzzle games like Mystic Balloon.

Bregalad wrote:Last level is too hard for me :cry:

A good trick is to try solving the puzzle in reverse as well. Take your destination, and then find what piece logically connects it. Going in both directions, it's twice as easy to find a path to any key or door.

pretty cool game :)