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Instead I extended the observation rooms both ways so test subject can get all up close and personal to inspect the angles. And then have to recognice the pattern.
Map has been rebuilt and I hope this makes it better.
and recorded it.
Nice ideas!
It was a bit long I think. Here are my suggestions:
1. I wondered, why you dont put the first cube slot higher, back and forth is would not be neccessary then.
2. You could change the first cubeslot to "saftey" ball so you dont get the idea, that you have to get the first cube to the second cubeslot.
3. The angled panels are hard to understand when they are in a vertical row and you are looking at the front side. You could add a panel next to it, which is not portable, but has the same angle and is turned 90° so you see it from the side.
4. Maybe you remove one stage in the final room and maybe you can make the exit visible from the floor of the last room. Because when i looked up there i thought "oh no, how long will this take?"
This will become a good map :]
thumbs up!