Samuel Benge wrote:
> scott wrote:
>> Looks very nice and plays very smoothly.  I got stuck on level 7 so 
>> couldn't get to see the POV homage :-(
> 
> Wow, a reply :) Thanks for your input!
OK here is another one. (I planned to reply earlier, but my video card 
fan broke, and the temporary card I used could not display the game, 
current temporary does.)
I did reach level 9 and saw the POV logo's

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> If I see that enough people like the game, 
It is an interesting new concept, but I have two problems with it:
- One is purely me, I hate bright light and you made the game with 
simulated overexposure, even though white is just as white as always, it 
still annoys me.
- from level 5 on they have all the same difficulty level. (unless very 
high levels have more light) As soon as you don't see an obvious answer 
you start trying thinks randomly (at least I did). I have learned by now 
that there is a.o. a combination of switches that will switch only the 
light at position <2,2> or equivalent. But I still have no clue what 
that combination is. I keep finding it faster by now, but the number of 
switches to turn is too big for me to remember. So I can solve the 
levels but I don't feel I am learning to see the patterns. Put another 
way: it is boring, sorry.

> I'll add support for a full 
> screen mode, and maybe even allow the high scores to be kept.
> 
At last you need more variation in the boards. Plus a few introductory 
levels to learn some combinations that only affect one or a few lights. 
A bit like the combination of rotations that only swapped two cubes in 
rubic's cube.

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