Very good job, the bonus area made up for the fact that there are only 20 levels :) Opening up the dev console sent the robots for a little jump lol
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#22Appears to be a repackaging of Tronix by Danijel Durakovic.[1] Includes his code but this is not mentioned in the credits.[2]
[1] http://pulzed.com/ [2] https://treksit.netlify.app/credits.html
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#23I like this, but I swear there was a Flash version of something very similar that went viral about 15 years ago.
"planarity"
The game is cool, but I think the title is overly general. It contaons a graph visualizer, which doesn't show much in the way of theory; and it's a railroad, not a playground.
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#24That's neat, but I'm not sure I learned about graph theory. I liked playing with it but the background was a bit too much for my eyes.
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#25I enjoy puzzle games like this, but can anyone help me understand what the relationship is to Graph Theory (of which I have little knowledge).
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#26Spoiler Alert
The gotcha thing about this puzzle is sort of greedy approach; try to disentangle the local sub-graphs - concentrate on any nodes of your choice and their connections - and the global graph starts to fall in its place. It's trivial approaching it like this.
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#27Good but I got the hang of it very quickly and it became boring.
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#28Appears to be a repackaging of Tronix by Danijel Durakovic.[1] Includes his code but this is not mentioned in the credits.[2] [1] http://pulzed.com/ [2] https://treksit.netlify.app/credits.html
Yup, totally plagiarized.
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#29It's cool (well, not cool if these accusations of plagiarism are true, but superficially cool at least), but for some reason, the combination of frustration, tiny working area, and horrendous background really raised my anxiety levels.
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#30Spoiler Alert The gotcha thing about this puzzle is sort of greedy approach; try to disentangle the local sub-graphs - concentrate on any nodes of your choice and their connections - and the global graph starts to fall in its place. It's trivial approaching it like this.
I think I just naturally gravitated to that method after a few levels.
I wonder what an algorithmic approach to this would look like, would it act similarly?