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Appears 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.
I 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.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yup, totally plagiarized.
Changed a few colors, and added a background that makes the page lag. Didn't change the text or even the order of the levels. The small size of the bounding box is because he didn't expand it from the original.
Appears 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
The design was ispired by Wold of Goo :)
That’s also one of the puzzles in Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection ( https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/puzzles/ )
Yeah, I was going to say, I've played a lot of this because I ran Kubuntu on my laptop for several years and Simon Tatham’s games are sort of our win-98-minesweeper.
Appears 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
It has a wikipedia page!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planarity
Since Flash is dead I rewrote in JavaScript:
http://johntantalo.com/raphael.planarity/
Here's a short doc about how the puzzle generation algorithm works:
Appears 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