I spent a good 10 minutes on the last part to be honest, really good puzzle! I loved all the puzzles, it seems to click once you see the image. Really made my noggin's a joggin'. However, what I found to be a bit limiting was how much vision was granted (e.g the last puzzle). Maybe that was intentional, to get the bigger picture, you had to see it yourself, but I had to center my player in the middle so that I could kinda plan out my next attempt. But oh boy I was so close to just giving up, in the end, I managed to complete the game (as of 23rd Feb). Very satisfying. Can't wait for addition of music! (and maybe sound fx?)
The amount of vision granted was definitely a slight oversight; the tiles were created before the puzzles were, meaning that rather than making sure to allocate proper screen space to the puzzle, they just took up however much space. Although I personally didn't see this to be too much of a problem, simply because resetting isn't that punishing, and for the final level to be added, the tiles would have to be super tiny if they were to all fit on-screen.
I will keep this in mind, however, potentially offering a button to toggle the zoom distance if I decide to make a puzzle game like this in the future. ^^
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I spent a good 10 minutes on the last part to be honest, really good puzzle! I loved all the puzzles, it seems to click once you see the image. Really made my noggin's a joggin'. However, what I found to be a bit limiting was how much vision was granted (e.g the last puzzle). Maybe that was intentional, to get the bigger picture, you had to see it yourself, but I had to center my player in the middle so that I could kinda plan out my next attempt. But oh boy I was so close to just giving up, in the end, I managed to complete the game (as of 23rd Feb). Very satisfying. Can't wait for addition of music! (and maybe sound fx?)
The amount of vision granted was definitely a slight oversight; the tiles were created before the puzzles were, meaning that rather than making sure to allocate proper screen space to the puzzle, they just took up however much space. Although I personally didn't see this to be too much of a problem, simply because resetting isn't that punishing, and for the final level to be added, the tiles would have to be super tiny if they were to all fit on-screen.
I will keep this in mind, however, potentially offering a button to toggle the zoom distance if I decide to make a puzzle game like this in the future. ^^