The Magician's Assistant
A one-screen puzzle game made for the Thinky Puzzle Game Jam 2 about being a magician's assistant.
Playtesting by Corey Hardt, 5381, and Pancelor.
A one-screen puzzle game made for the Thinky Puzzle Game Jam 2 about being a magician's assistant.
Playtesting by Corey Hardt, 5381, and Pancelor.
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Great game, really enjoyed the final section :)
I enjoyed the smooth tutorialization, and very neat mechanics! I'm imagining even more puzzles. I like seeing the whole area at once, it's fun seeing how far I've come. Fun rabbit tumbling animation haha. I appreciate the placement of checkpoints showing the rabbit finishing tumbling.
Absolutely loved this. The last solution literally had me smiling.
I think the only thing I secretly wished the game had was some mechanic of pushing hats into hats, but what's here is fantastic.
Thank you! If I ever make a sequel, that will be item number one.
I'm playing mobile and, after feeding it the first carrot, the game stops responding.
That's a bummer! Not much I can do about that, sadly.
I liked this game. There's a lot of cool ideas that follow from just a few mechanics.
Thank you!
I don't understand how the hats work...
Oh, never mind, I get it now...
The solution to the last part is just lovely. Had to comment just for this fact.
Thank you!
Cool. Expecting more levels.
Cool stuff! I don’t really get the end part, things seem to get stuck in hats in ways that aren’t intuitive to me. Like a sequence of three hats next to each other: up hat, below it right hat, right of that down hat gets stuck in the second one.
That's an annoying thing that I fixed poorly... I will iron that out of the game in an update soon [edit: updated now!]. However, the final section can be beat without using any of those annoying, unintuitive moves.
I liked this one a lot! I was, however, disappointed that wizarding technology has not succeeded in extending hat teleportation distance much beyond what David Copperfield was managing in the 80s.
Thank you! And haha yeah it sure made level design easier though