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I’m now doing the Challenge mode…i having troubles with 8, 13 and 15. I thought they were impossible, but now i see other people could so, i will play more.

Congrats! This a awesome game.
=)

That said, it’s a great way to share levels… if you explain how to find the level code to the people you distribute the file to. :)

And I do. As I’ve said before. Hacking and the puzzle genre = a win in my book. Or should I say, my blog? Expect a post about Exploit sometime soon.

But before I go, I wanted to share this crazy idea I have for sharing levels. I love that you provided us with the editor and the codes to share with others. Inspired by how Spore can share data through computer images, I thought Exploit could do the same.

Just take a screen cap of your level. Paste it into your favorite image editing software. Save as a JPEG. Find the file, right click, and go to properties. Click on the summary tag at the top and then click the “simple” button if it’s automatically set to “advanced”. Then just paste the Exploit code into the blank area for comments and you’re done!

I wonder if all of this is too much? Oh well, I love hacking even if it’s pretend.

Congrats and thanks.

The dialogue’s great, as I’d expect, and I the graphics are pleasantly minimalist. But the mechanics are really well done. As another person mentioned, I’d like to have seen more clever timing, but overall the game is smashing good.

I think I know you’re philosophy to the way you build puzzles, so I rarely got hung up on any of them at all (Thanks Myst for teaching me metasolving). But the only reason I could do that was I knew you’d never create an arbitrarily hard puzzle. So if I had to click two different sequences, I knew that it would likely not be frustrating and that there’d be symmetry to make remembering it easier, or they would have a one to one relationship. It’s here that you really excelled. Great puzzle design, and I dearly hope you can keep this up!

Thanks,
ParanoiaComplex

PS:
I have a great level that I made in the editor, but the code is outrageously long :-/. It is posted on my profile in Kongregate. My username is ParanoiaComplex :)

Thanks for the wonderful experience.

Congratulations!

Maybe I /should/ listen to sk3tch?

… Then again, considering /last/ time, the whole mix would probably somehow become thermite.

I don’t know if there’s such a thing as good timing for this sort of thing. :)

The second and third chapters are all very fun; I liked the fire dispatch level the best in the third chapter. It seemed to be one of the only levels where you had multiple iterations/angles of the same fundamental system, though the two bonus levels where you only had one and two ports and had to use timing also incorporated it. I would’ve liked to see more of that – and I’m curious if any of the player made maps will be of that quality; and if they are, if it will reach the public. A mappack, perhaps?

The narrative was very fun, and reminded me a lot of uplink and slavehack. Could be taken seriously, not so completely over the top, humorous at the same time.

Great game :)