Ack, I wish I figured that additional bit during design, especially because I'm technically already using something similar for another bit in the level... yeah, that would've been a clever addition, indeed. Great job, Jutomi.

(Amnon, this does work, but the fake walls may be a bit much. :lol: I do ...

I'll be the first to admit that the timing for the original intended solution is pretty nasty, and I usually need a few tries to get it. The idea is delightfully absurd, which is why I made it, but I wouldn't want to see it in a bigger level where retrying takes longer.

The Shadow version is MUCH ...

Aaaaaah, OK, OK, so you solved this one, but not the "edited original", understood. :wink:

The original intended solution isn't as multi-step as this one, it's just a little absurd, that's all. It shouldn't be possible by normal logic, but the game allows it to happen, and it's not even really a ...

Huh... which of the two solutions were you able to use in both? I thought I locked it down to make only one of the two solutions exclusive for each level... guess not. :lol: Or is there a third option available in both?

The original level should've needed a trick highlighting the precise nature of ...

Amnon, I haven't seen you comment on Double Bind (a different level I made semi -recently), so maybe you've missed the two versions of it:

https://pcpuzzle.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=28733
https://pcpuzzle.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=28734

As for this level, let's just say that in the initial designs ...

Came up with the central idea (that everything else caters to) one night, right before going to sleep... had to quickly sketch it out on paper just to be able to zzzzzz.

Some actual design work later + some testing (and a few "I can't get this alternate solution to work, but I know how to provably ...

I was able to have two spare boulders (relatively easily), and I suspect three might be possible, but the boulders at the top are rather intertwined to the point that it's difficult to get them out without wasting that third one anyway.

Four and above I think are even theoretically not possible.

"What, a new level?" Yeah. Don't get used to it.

Was playing RTW recently and realized one of my old nasty ideas that I never put into practice could be... extended into further absurdity. In theory, it's impossible. In practice, it's merely unlikely.

There isn't much to this level other than its ...

I understand these aren't your layouts and that Thinking Rabbit invented the ruleset to begin with, but level 10 is just sad . I understand having some filler here and there to hide your basic puzzle idea a little more, but when 99% of a big level is empty calories, I think it's safe to say the ...

Yes, there is a conversion mistake. There should be more space behind these two boxes. There is also technically 1 wall tile missing in 02, but impact is minimal.

I once recreated the entirety of Aymeric du Peloux's Minicosmos as one pack, but I released it with a different filename. Didn't feel right to put mine on it.

As for interest, the original Sokoban pack always finds a way of being cloned, cloned and cloned again. :) In pure Sokoban clones, inside ...

"Inspired by"? More like "perfect recreation"...

Level is exactly how I remember it. It's not very hard, but one of the more memorable ones in Thinking Rabbit's original set.

Long time no see (I'll play the level tomorrow, need to zzzzz before work), but FYI you can force a near-infinite amount of boxes into a Sokoban level. (Well, maybe not thousands since it might overflow the game's internal object limits, but you get the idea.) You just need a slightly more complex ...

I watched the video solution -- it is solvable, but not "reasonably" so. The glitches are strong with this one.

That's because whoever maintained the archive after mette didn't do the best job and some levels are in wrong folders.

Kiddy Land series is in Kids levels and is by szai14, which I don't think is a Mette alt. Level is here: https://pcpuzzle.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=10310&p=102290

Doesn't ...

In hindsight, I feel maybe the timing trick should've just been left out entirely. The actual first room puzzle is, IMO, really cool (tooting my own horn here, I know), but then having to also time the sphere just doesn't feel "in style".

I think "Transporting" from WSW was my initial inspiration ...

I'm not nearly as active here as I used to be, but welcome back, mette!

It's not too difficult, but also not very easy -- it looks open-ended, but it's not. Almost every step feels initially like you can do it however you want, but then you realize it's not true. Very interesting design with a nice ...

Ah yes, since this was brought back to people's potential attention, I will make a special note to everyone here that I do apologize. I drew the layout, then threw Stinky at it until I eventually figured out one consistent way of making your way through. At the time, I guess I wanted a "danger all ...

This level is strange to me -- I can solve it in two ways, but... neither looks intended? You can permanently place a steel box on the purple button, and then you don't need the other purple button at all. This works because there's a steel box pre-sunk in water near the bonus coins, so there's just ...

Most complicated puzzle: Stinker Rescue
Most complicated chaotic mess: All Fired Up
Hardest singular timing trick: Guard Corridor
Hardest timing you have to repeat: Let's Go For a Walk + Knght's Move
"Long, arduous, precise": One Last For The Road + Rescue Mission + a few WSW levels (The Ice Cave ...

Excellent question - I've added it to the FAQs. In short, the mobile game is 100% new code (in C# for the Unity platform). Its internals are completely different from the original, though I've tried throughout to exactly replicate the original behavior and timing of all objects.

In that case, I'm ...

Ooooof, I wish I actually had that sort of phone now... (yes, I know my preference to have phone functions and computer functions separate is old fashioned, whatever, but I still believe phones are best used for phonecalls and maybe a built-in simple camera, while computers are best for the other ...

I'm not exactly sure how and if there are any extra things you should be aware of and I just got lucky, but it did happen... somehow.

The solution is what you think it is, I'm just not sure why.

I honestly thought that was intended!

Was watching Cookie streaming it on Discord and one of his failed attempts (he did later find both solutions) gave me the idea to try out a different solution, so then I asked MNIK which solution was intended. :lol:

My comment about elimination still applies ...

Easy enough, even with the bonus coin. The title made me expect a much more horrible intended solution, but thankfully that's not the case and everything works out in a fairly easy manner. Manipulating the shadow stinker where you need him is the tricky part.

Be very careful when you start your movements in this one!

Simple concept, but what an execution. Lovely little action-er.

Can be solved rather quickly by elimination -- work backwards from what you need to achieve. Probably would be very difficult in a level with more stuff. A neat trick.

Very unique level, all of your movement is important. With the exception of "you can go two tiles up at the very start while the warp gate generates before they fully appear" (but that isn't super useful in this case), there are no breaks that I can see. An excellent idea!

Wow.

I never suspected this was possible in the original version. Amazing solution.

This is based on how I initially solved version 2 of Cursed Ice -- not as tricksily counterintuitive, but a bit more complex. There's some effort required in Sokoban-ing the sticky cubes around, but nothing too crazy. Just think about it.