Usually sells for $20 on their site or steam but until the 15th you can pay whatever you want.
It is worth playing. Not something that you sit down and game for hours with but a diversion along the lines a free cell or minesweeper except much cooler.
Crayon Physics Deluxe
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Pay what you want for Crayon Physics Deluxe.
Oh! And be sure to go look at highest rated solutions others have done for the levels. Some of the machines people build in this game are amazing.
I liked to make random walkers, basically a small sphere with a handful of long straight legs, and when it spins it stumbles around drunkenly. Tweak the leg lengths and you can get them to stumble the right way. I had one that took about three minutes to stumble it's way up a flight of stairs (falling down and getting up again several times) and when it came within a couple of millimeters of the star it finally tipped over backwards and ran off down the stairs and into the void. Looked a little like I would expect Malcolm looks like trying to get into his front door late on a Saturday night. Funny stuff.
I liked to make random walkers, basically a small sphere with a handful of long straight legs, and when it spins it stumbles around drunkenly. Tweak the leg lengths and you can get them to stumble the right way. I had one that took about three minutes to stumble it's way up a flight of stairs (falling down and getting up again several times) and when it came within a couple of millimeters of the star it finally tipped over backwards and ran off down the stairs and into the void. Looked a little like I would expect Malcolm looks like trying to get into his front door late on a Saturday night. Funny stuff.
"ATTENTION: Customers browsing porn must hold magazines with both hands at all times!"
Oops! My last post I was getting a different game confused with this one.
Fantastic Contraption is an online game that is excellent. Much better even than Crayon Physics, IMO. And users can make and share levels and solutions.
Here's the drunken stumble thing I was talking about: http://fantasticcontraption.com/design?designId=1535036
Fantastic Contraption is an online game that is excellent. Much better even than Crayon Physics, IMO. And users can make and share levels and solutions.
Here's the drunken stumble thing I was talking about: http://fantasticcontraption.com/design?designId=1535036
"ATTENTION: Customers browsing porn must hold magazines with both hands at all times!"
I've technically not done that since last decade.TPRJones wrote:Looked a little like I would expect Malcolm looks like trying to get into his front door late on a Saturday night.
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