First two I completed on the first try, and the third one took me three tries and at the end of the third try I thought I had it all set until I found that the red switch behaved differently from the other switches, so I gave up.

My point was that it was challenging in a fun way until I suddenly lost due to something I simply did not know about, and had no way to react to. Surprising a player is good if they have a chance to respond, like a trap that can be escaped or else you take some damage. But in this case, I carefully planned out my actions through the entire level and then finally, I learned it was all for nothing. I only lost out of ignorance, i.e. I didn't know how to play the game.

I'm not saying this is a big deal or anything, but it was the most noticeable flaw to me. Starting over too much will drive players away. If you are gonna have a surprise switch, that behaves differently despite looking the same, then at least put it at the beginning of the level so the player doesn't have to go through all sorts of other shenanigans before realizing what's different...

Yeah I see what you're saying. A lot of the people that I've asked to test this game has had similar reactions, where they get stuck after figuring out the red lever, and they just stop playing.

I was sure the lever types were in the instructions, but I guess regardless of whether it is there or not, it should be introduced earlier.

Thanks for the input!

I probably wont be working with this game anytime soon, since I just needed it for an assignment. but who knows, I might make more levels later on if I am bored :p

We have a final project that is due sometime in April, so if you're interested to see, I can post my final project submission here in April?

actually its not BYOND, its using GameMaker lol, thats why I put it in offTopic

I can't even comprehend how Magicsofa avoided both the term GameMaker in the title, and main post.

Marc Techie wrote:

Iobject? is that you?

LMAO that guy I remember him.