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I am pretty sure I did some unintended stuff, but still a good map.
Great puzzles. I would suggest to use both 'cubes' at the end, instead of just one.
btw: I just published Part 2 of Abstract Science:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=154443150
I enjoyed the map, nicely done!
@Brave I always hide a companion cube in every map I make, some are easy to find others are not so you're not suppose to use them. The gel is for the standard cube. It's for players (like myself) who can't throw the cube very far. The gel helps it slide into the next section. You obviously can throw well. Hope you liked it though.
If you could figure out a way to suggest to the player what their first objective should be it would be absolutely perfect. Very nice work.
You've already played one of mine, but if you want to try another I always appreciate feedback.
Feel free to play some maps in my workshop if you have a moment ;)
Please check out one of my chambers if you have the time.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=152465142
@raycebelmond. I'll be happy to try your chamber.