i will follow you i like the rooms you mada :)

You are very welcome :) And I know what you mean ^^ I guess it is some kind of "blindness", because as the author one exactly knows how things work in one's puzzle. That makes it hard to test properly before publish, because one never knows how other people play.

thx for playing it and gz.. i really play my maps a lot befour i post them online but maybe i do them too fast and i dont realize this " bugs" and dont know people that can try them for me but ty for telling me thoes things i have fix them:)..

Map completed! :)

I really like the idea of having some kind of "multiple stages" in a map. Each time you solve a little puzzle, path opens to the next one. All of them in a easy to solve, but still entertaining way. Also, the overview you get on the whole map shortly before the exit door is a great surprise and made me finish the map with a smile ^^ .

Two things I'd like to point out, though:

1. 2 out of 3 times the jump via the Faith Plate through my portals send me straight over the wall into the acid water with no chance of survival.

2. Is it intentional that the turrets shoot and hit you while you are still on the moving platform? Got almost killed/pushed in the acid. Maybe I missed something, but I had a hard time placing portals under them, too, as they immediatly shot and hit each time I moved to place one.

Summary: Nice map with interesting ideas. I enjoyed "testing"! ;-)

try it now plz i have fix it :)

i'll fix it right away .. ty for telling me that.

I'm not 100% sure, but I think there is a bug in this map: After pressing the second button, something drops from a dispenser and falls into the acid water. I was never able to catch it in time and the button does not reset. Result is that you are unable to advance further. On a side note: I was able to place a portal on the ceiling that is next to the turret and go there. I did not manage to properly place a portal right behind the turret in order to deactivate it by knocking it over from behind. Instead I always missed the turret by a few inches and got shot in my back.