...okay?
these games are insane.... worse than i am. they were fun and the levels presented a good play on word puzzle. all the ideas were well made and i hope to see another with new an mind bending ideas. like making the spikes into the doors and inverting the controls.
Great
Just a little problem, in the addition and substraction the game don't recognize my + and - keys. I'm in a macbook, but don't know if it's a problem to everyone in a laptop without numbers keyboard.
While I must admit, I wasn't the hugest fan of the first couple of games in the series, I couldn't help but not pass up the opportunity to play as everybody's favorite miniature blue elephant. Anybody who has played the first two submissions will grow comfortable with the motif and gameplay, that is to say... that nothing involving the control or level design has drastically changed since the last game, other than the fact that you can now poop out exploding pastries and the inclusion of teleporting doorways allow for different opportunities for unique and creative programming opportunities. Visually, the game is a major upgrade from the first two; The colours are more vibrant, and the environment is more fleshed out than just blocks and squares. Clues are given through the title of each 'stage' and the various methods for beating each stage is just as impressive as the last game, though I still feel that This is the Only Level 3 is a trial-and-error based game; While there are some elements that you can pick up on in the first play-through, you can only achieve a shorter time once you've beaten the game and have realized how each stage works. For that matter, I would've liked to see some medals in this game to amp up the replayability, but overall... I felt that this game fully delivered on entertaining the player, with some impressive programming by jmtb02 along the way.
8/10
Stage 16 is a liar.... i open another 50 time
i like armor games :) (SOY