Score: 3

"Uhhh...."

by: PabstBlueRibbon

date: November 7, 2009

2 for effort, I suppose. I ran the same one twice, and it went two completely different directions. Cute. I'm sure there's some random reason in physics about no two same paths or what-the-hell-have-you but as a game... no. If there's no reliability in setting up the field for strategy then there's a lot of frustration and not in a good way.

Try again.

Hope you got a good grade, though.

Score: 10

"time consuming and requires thought"

by: Rhyolite18

date: November 2, 2009

Simple yet effective... takes a while to get the gist of it but overall a good game

Score: 3

"Wow..."

by: BigMattyO

date: October 27, 2009

This game was awful, I'm sorry, but there are a lot of improvements needed to this game. You should be happy I'm giving you a 3 for a least creating a good idea and making it bad...

Score: 0

"Wow..."

by: halo2party

date: October 15, 2009

Dude... You got some MAJOR improvments to do with this...

1.I crusted the ENTIRE field... Twice... On level 2 and it still somehow escapes.
2.The slight touch to any wall destroys it. How do you get a goal?
3.A path of -'s should get it through; but it just hits the first and dies, but sometimes it doesn't... Wtf?
4.More music options?
5.Hotkeys for + and -'s.
6.More textures for bricks. Lighten it up a bit :P
7.When it flies off the screen in a weird way, it goes like 500 mph. (It does this alot)
8.The path are dots, so when it flies off, you might not be able to see the path to fix it. (See 7)
9.If you lay a path out and you can't see where it goes (See 7 & 8) and you try again, it might take a TOTALLY different path.
I can think of MANY, many more, but I have to go, luckily...

Oh and the ONE good thing about this is that you have no limit to +'s and -'s :D

Score: 8

"I wish I understood pos and neg ions, better."

by: happyt1meharry

date: October 3, 2009

I've made it to level four. I think.
If I only understood positive and negative charges, I could formulate a better approach to victory.
So I am faulting my own ignorance, in this case.