It doesn't work. Especially on mobile.
Must be a very rare browser, it works very well on Brave (mobile).
Also, it is always more helpful to state the actual issue.
Show HN: I may have created a new type of puzzle
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#42Yes you did. One of these a day, please. I really like the hand-drawn / doodled style.. it disarmed me, which was good because solving this required me to be patient and to unwire my brain a little
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#43It doesn't work. Especially on mobile.
Worked well on my Android`s Vanadium browser (chromium based).
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#45Please make that blinking after winning less... epileptic.
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#46That was fun. Where is the next level?
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#47Very nice! Really enjoyed figuring it out :)
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#48I am completely lost. How do you play this?
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#49It's got too many rules for a puzzle imo. It does take an overly long time to figure out how it works.
Took me less than 60 seconds. I'd say it's a perfect little puzzle. Next one you encounter you know the rules. I'd argue 2048 is harder to learn and that was a popular game.
I actually thought 60 seconds was a bit too long. An easy to understand puzzle is probably more intuitive and < 15-20 secs from start/enough not to notice it took time.
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#50I love it. Fantastic. Can you think of a way to re formulate the puzzle so that you can express the rules without words? Also, the dog / rabbit dynamic (as used in the classic dog/duck/grain river crossing puzzle) made me think that I had to chase the rabbits with dog, or that dogs and rabbits couldn’t share a node. Different animals might be better — rabbit and mouse, perhaps? Or even different coloured rabbits and…
> Also, the dog / rabbit dynamic (as used in the classic dog/duck/grain river crossing puzzle) made me think that I had to chase the rabbits with dog, or that dogs and rabbits couldn’t share a node.
Yes, I assumed first that no two animals could share a node at all until I was near the end (and saw that it would be necessary), and I still assumed that rabbits and the dog couldn't share a node ("the dog will eat the rabbit!") because of the river crossing thing, until someone in this very comment thread mentioned an unsolvable state that involved getting the dog a rabbit on the same node.