Lucky Luc
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I've made another PuzzleScript game a little while ago which was kind of well received in the PuzzleScript group, and because I'm horribly egocentric, I thought I might just as well share it here. Maybe some of you even enjoy it, in which case I guess it would be a win-win-situation.

http://www.puzzlescript.net/play.html?p=1fa8e206e54b1a66926bec98d3df63cd

The first part has some standard box-pushing puzzle elements with a twist. In the second part, some enemy manipulation is added to the mix.

Since it's me, I guess the game gets a bit tricky at points, but hopefully the difficulty curve isn't too off-putting.

So yeah, enjoy

mtomato
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I just finished playing through it and really enjoyed solving the puzzles, especially the last one; it was tough but really good. I don't think any trial and error is needed for it even if you felt the need to mention that it might be the case. I love puzzles with this kind of complexity.

blorx1
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I think there's a trivial solution in XVI, where you can push one color block into a pit and the enemy can't cross that pit. Not sure if it's fixable though, because that's just how the game works.

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Lucky Luc
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Oh, wow, yeah. I didn't even think about that mechanic, neat! I should potentially just turn that into the lynchpin for this level, because yeah, this sounds like a nasty fix.