Levels:

• following some pertinent remarks from Ryalseth (and as a tribute) level 34 is now more forgiving
• ...and level 40 now has a respawn point

GUI:

• ESC now allows skipping the start/end sequences of levels
• reminder: Ctrl + [Retry] button for a quick restart of a level
• search function in the listings editor (Ctrl-F, F3, Shift-F3...)

Godot :

• updated to Godot 3.2 to work around a bug related to the "find" function...
• ...causing some minor regressions, hopefully fixed!

Game mechanics :

• reactivation of experimental functions to reconfigure reactions between elements...
• ...used in a new (tough) workshop level: "Heist of the Century"!

[ 2021-10-30 19:04:17 CET ] [ Original post ]

Guiding a small group of "agents", you will gradually discover a Lost World, the seemingly simple graphics of which conceal its hidden complexity...

You will learn to move in it, to understand its physical properties, to accumulate sufficient stocks of materials, to build structures, machines and vehicles, to engineer various types of power plants to fullfill your growing needs for energy, and to search, sometimes even in the fog of war, for the enemy that your destiny requires you to defeat...

72 built-in levels + unlockable User Level Editor and (experimental) unlockable LAN Multiplayer Mode


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@thePalindrome (itch.io): "An amazing game that's devilishly tough at times!"

@joey (Discord): "I am just surprised this game hasn't already been made! Like, it just seems like such a good combination of mechanic: the logic gates + physics + building machines... it's really good!"

@aoi (bay12forums): "This is... quite something. It feels kind of like something you'd see if Zachtronics worked from ZZT (...) if anybody does enjoy logic puzzles, definitely give this little guy a try"

@krakout (twitter): "Regardless of whether you're an #Amstrad #CPC fan, this is really lovely and polished!"

@jmk462 (reddit): "We need more of this!"

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In tribute to Amstrad CPC 464 (user-defined) "CHaRacter$" based games...