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Zachtronics style game Prime Mover has -80% sale (cheapest it's ever been) https://store.steampowered.com/app/693700/Prime_Mover/  It's not a clone of any specific Zach-game, but has a lot of similarities with many of them. SpaceChem is probably the closest comparison, but you're working with number nodes that you can't (directly) combine or compare between each other. The UI is not great, but the puzzles offer a good challenge. The end game seems to be more difficult than most of Zach-games (not including their bonus levels). Kennel fucked around with this message at 08:10 on Sep 1, 2020 |
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Are the missions separate instances or is it a campaign that becomes harder if you don't do well in the earlier battles?
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My solution seems to be similar with some optimizations.
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Samopsa posted:Yup, but infinite turtles literally goes in depth. You can place a block on the board that contains a board within. So you can plop down a previous solution as a single tile to use in the current problem, and edit it if needed; or add the current board as a single tile for full recursion. You can go back to previous solutions and edit them and all instances of that board will update on all other solutions. IIRC Prime Mover does the same thing.
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And there's tons of services that print and mail them (for money).
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