Cursor*10
It's a whole new year and we've got a fresh batch of Act Casual selections in the hopper, ready to distract you from workaday tribulations in the weeks ahead. 2008's first is Nekogames' nifty little puzzler, Cursor*10.
I'm hesitant to say much about Cursor*10, because I don't want to rob you of the fun that arises from figuring out how it works. Suffice it to say that it's short, there's a lot of pointing and clicking involved, and you probably haven't played anything quite like it.
Thanks to Malor for suggesting Cursor*10. If you'd like to suggest a game for Act Casual, send it to contact@gamerswithjobs.com.
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That's awesome. I didn't quite get it until my fourth "life" because I kept doing things a little faster than the previous time and wasn't paying enough attention to what was going on.
Great fun the second time you try though
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Started figuring it out on my second cursor.
Good fun.
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The creator of that game needs to be given some kind of award. That is an amazing mechanic to put into a game, and I love it.
Chumpy wrote:
Reminds me of
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I found myself wondering how the mechanic could be used in other games, and had the exact same thought.
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I managed to get a highscore of 69. After that I think my brain would have melted a little. Very fun game though.
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I got through the game which in itself isn't very difficult, but to get a proper high score I'd have to make notes and practice. Which isn't something I'd gladly do for a for a flash game.
The concept is okay, but I'd rather see more puzzles based on this idea rather then trying to optimize the walk through for the highest score.
Weird, I just played this game last night, and could not stop till I got 181 (which I think is the highest score possible)
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What a great idea and what a fun game.
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Just finished it with 188 points
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I finished with 188 points with my cursor life luckily stopped at 16.
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Imagine this in the Source engine, combined with the mechanics of Portal.
EDIT: Got a 187.
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I practiced for a bit and I can now finish it on 5 cursors left if I can find the stairs on level 4 (like in the screenie) quickly enough, as well as click fast enough on the 100-clickbox. I seem to finish on 3 cursor life every time though hehe.
Portal+Time Travel for portal 2 maybe?
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188 here. That's all the boxes, with no cursors left. Fun diversion!
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