I don't see how to pass level 13, it doesn't seem possible
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#44stuck for 20 minutes on lvl 6 for the optimal solution, 10/10 would recommend
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I'm sorry. I will add a color-blind friendly palette.
Yea, even better: distinct iconography. A circle and a triangle, for example.
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#46I'm currently on level 12 with perfect stars.
To me the order of the levels doesn't quite always increase, sometimes a later level is easier. This could just be whatever path I happen to see first, though. If you're collecting data, though, you may be able to use it to re-order your levels.
One small thing that could be nice: the sound of a "click" like a go piece when the pieces collide. A lot of go games have a pleasing click sound, and I think it would be good here. (If you wanted to be fancy it could even be a click when the pieces collide, and a hollow this when it hits the side of the board.)
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#47nicely done
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#48Dead simple gameplay but challenging puzzles!
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#49It's really close to "Ricochet Robot" in its principle. https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/51/ricochet-robots Really fun game
Oh yes. It has basically identical mechanics. However - I only started really liking my game when I have realized that you don't need big complex boards to make interesting challenges.
I like the simplicity of the Kuboble levels. I started like that but then got carried away adding switches and teleports etc. to the later levels.
And similar to Kuboble, mine could do with some keyboard controls. I think both work better with touch screens.