cool
you could make it more interesting if you changed the cursor to something by using actionscript to hide the cursor and drag a picture. that way it could be like, 'guide this lil dot through the maze' or something instead of just having the mouse cursor. and it is possible to customise the right click menu with actionscript, sry i cant give you any codes now but you can find tutorials.
OMG seriously put better instructions
Brilliant concept great idea overal nice game but you might want to explain how to fucking do it. I was like "WHAT THE FUCK" when I first opened it THEN I read the authors comments and you explained. Really would it hurt to explain how to play IN the game?
Alright
Nothing spectacular but decent.
it was ok could have been better
i liek the idea but i think it could have been better
Some parts were enjoyable.
how I played this
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Read instructions, played game, dying a few times but enjoying it, got to a level (2 from end, I think), just full of spinny blocks. Couldn't be arsed doing that, so cheated (I have a tablet), then played last level and last boss level normally.
some selected aspects (rated from ----- to +++++)
(note: I'm not rating everything or trying to break the flash up into constituent parts. Just indicating how much each thing I mention adds to/detracts from my enjoyment of this.)
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+++: A bit of variation, brought upon by lava, switches, different patterns...
+++: I specially liked the idea in the level where the blue switch turns a block 360 degrees.
---: Not as much variation as there could be - in the last two levels, I felt it was a retread of previous ideas, with nothing changed - just the same thing lengthened.
-: It would've been nice to have some messages when you lose.
++: I like the way one level segues into the next.
overall
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A decent mousegame with some fun levels, but by the end it seems to have run out of ideas.