Hi,
On 12/15/06, Ronald Lamprecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Johannes Laire wrote:
> Here are my first two levels for Enigma. There shouldn't be any bugs
> or shortcuts, but if you find some please tell me so I can fix them.
Two very nice levels. I am fond of "Knights & Boxes" - even though I am
no friend of 5 min pushing boxes on fl-metal. I figured out the solution
but succeeded two times to bounce back into the water on one of the last
pushes :-(.
I don't like it, either... But, you know, the water has to be there.
;-) At first the level was a lot harder, I tried for 2 hours but
wasn't dexterious/patient enough to solve it. Then I redesigned the
second room and made it a little easier, it took me only a few tries
to solve it... :-)
BTW we did call the "horse" stone "st-chess" because a knight is already
existing in Enigma. Thus the level title might be a little bit misleading.
Hmm, you are right. I just immediately thought it's a knight because
I'm a chess player...
We thought of creating a bunch of Sokoban like levels with st-chess and
and Andreas suggested calling them "Chessoban". I am wondering how long
it will take that the Sokoban games will emulate this Enigma feature.
I had that idea, too, and created a few levels. Chessoban is much
harder and more interesting than Sokoban IMHO. Even with just one
st-chess, it can be hard for a beginner, and two of them can make
things really complicated.
Here are two nice examples:
N = st-chess
o = marble
x = button
#######
#.....#
#..#..#
##N#N##
#.....#
#x.o.x#
#######
######
#....#
#..Nx#
#xN..#
#...o#
######
--
Johannes Laire
- Ronald
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