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Re: Show HN: Kuboble.com – Minimalistic sliding pieces puzzle game

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I Enjoyed the game a lot and so did my partner. Quick feedback for mobile would be to have the retry button next to the Undo one. If there is a space issue then maybe switch the undo one for a circular arrow. We found ourselves retrying most of the time and it was really cumbersome to open the level menu and hit retry after

Thank you!

Retry is there if you click "Level" button in the top right.

Re: Show HN: Kuboble.com – Minimalistic sliding pieces puzzle game

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Plays quite well, and having the total moves displayed as a goal is super helpful to figure out roughly how complex the solution ought to be. Got to level 15 so far and it seems reasonably well balanced. Getting the level difficulty scaling right is often quite tricky, having made a fair few games so far that's always been a pain, so very good job on that. May be worth adding one even simpler first level since some p…

I for one appreciate the wooden board floating through space theme.

Re: Show HN: Kuboble.com – Minimalistic sliding pieces puzzle game

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post #51

Cool game, I like it! Anyone else stuck on level 6? :)

https://imgur.com/a/HAKSFZV

Haha thanks, I finally got it, but in too many moves. It’s fun to go back and try to do puzzles more optimally. Also interesting to note , my number 6 was oriented in a different way.

Re: Show HN: Kuboble.com – Minimalistic sliding pieces puzzle game

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post #72

Plays quite well, and having the total moves displayed as a goal is super helpful to figure out roughly how complex the solution ought to be. Got to level 15 so far and it seems reasonably well balanced. Getting the level difficulty scaling right is often quite tricky, having made a fair few games so far that's always been a pain, so very good job on that. May be worth adding one even simpler first level since some p…

I for one appreciate the wooden board floating through space theme.

It's more likely that one wood think.

https://www.syfy.com/syfy-wire/can-you-build-a-satellite-mad...

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