based on boardgame rush hour
lead the red car to the exit
22/05/24 0.8
bug fix (advanced level 3) thanks Alban!
21/05/24 0.8
bug fix (intermediate level 3&4) thanks Alban!
21/05/04 0.6
36 levels in 4 different difficulty modes
level selection
ranking
pico8 menu item (restart level and select level)
21/05/02 0.4
9 levels of easy mode
title screen
21/05/02 0.2
bugs fixes
moves counter
21/05/02 0.1
initial commit
I love these sliding block puzzles! Unfortunately, it appears that level 3 is unbeatable due to overlapping vehicles? This issue is present in both versions 3 and 4, and version 2 only has one level.
Overall though, good presentation! The art is nice and it's clear what you need to do
thank you for playing the wip and taking the time for your input !
i added 36 levels and double check them.
after adding ranking for each stage based on the number of moves, i must define a clear ending, like finishing all the stages in rank S.
rank meaning:
S : == minimal number of move
A : <= minimal number of move x 1.2
B : <= minimal number of move x 1.4
C : <= minimal number of move x 1.6
D : <= minimal number of move x 1.8
E : <= minimal number of move x 2
F : > minimal number of move x 2
the first stage has 14 minimal moves and the last one 51 !
perhaps I should add a game over too if you exceed the minimal number of moves x 3
oh perfect! i've gone through all the beginner stages so far — SSSBSSBBS
the "restart level" menuitem is GREAT, thank you!
if you do include a game over, make sure you prominently display how many moves people have left! it's a traffic jam, so maybe after a certain number of moves you're late for whatever it is you were on your way to?
also, are you using a solver to figure out the minimal number of moves?
no, it's an old japanese board game from the 70's I ported to pico8, so the challenges already exist.
ah, it's essentially a version of https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klotski which appeared decades before the "Rush Hour" board game. computerized solvers do exist, so if you run out of prewritten puzzles and want to add more, or want to experiment with larger board sizes, you definitely can!
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