Telltale Games

henke37 · 07/17/2010, 12:59 pm

I found a pair of Flash games that are very similar to the space puzzle. Only much much harder.

It should take some hours to beat these games. In fact, I never completed the second one.

Harald B · 07/17/2010, 01:02 pm

I was actually reminded of those myself. Thanks for digging them up.

Soultaker · 07/17/2010, 05:33 pm

Nice game! The difficulty really varies... probably depending on whether you happen to start out the right way or get stuck half-way through and have to be creative to come up with another approach. I spent about two and a half hours to finish the second game, but some puzzles took only a couple minutes, while a few took me over fifteen minutes.

Strangely enough, the last puzzle was one of the fast ones. I just started with the most contrived path I could find: it was so far-fetched, it had to be part of the solution.

By the way, in Puzzle Agent, this could easily have been one of those puzzles in a series. (I know, nobody seems to like them, but I don't mind, especially if they ramp up the difficulty as they did with the logs puzzle for example.) A missed opportunity in my opinion.

Armakuni · 07/20/2010, 03:51 am

I happen to like puzzles in series. Once I learn the rules for a given puzzle, and if it's fun - I like to play increasingly difficult versions of the same kind of puzzle.

xbskid · 07/20/2010, 07:47 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by Armakuni

I happen to like puzzles in series. Once I learn the rules for a given puzzle, and if it's fun - I like to play increasingly difficult versions of the same kind of puzzle.

Agreed.

07/17/2010, 12:59 pm	#1
henke37 Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Sweden Posts: 67	Screw-up in Space - Similar games I found a pair of Flash games that are very similar to the space puzzle. Only much much harder. 3D Logic 3D Logic 2 It should take some hours to beat these games. In fact, I never completed the second one. Last edited by henke37; 07/17/2010 at 01:18 pm.

07/17/2010, 01:02 pm	#2
Harald B Egregious Philosopher Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,449	I was actually reminded of those myself. Thanks for digging them up. __________________ although we do still have a time machine, so I wouldn't completely rule out the possibility. Forgot what T.H.E.M. stands for? Need the lyrics to the War Song? Visit the Sam & Max wiki!

Thread Tools	Search this Thread
Show Printable Version Email this Page	Search this Thread: Advanced Search

Similar Threads
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
Space Quest 7	MillerEP	General Chat	138	06/04/2012 09:31 pm
Volume levels and dialog	serializer	Sam & Max Series Discussion	7	06/24/2010 01:41 pm
Space Quest	Graxer	General Chat	3	07/16/2009 10:15 am
Walkthroughs	Simon 123890	Strong Bad Hints	34	05/05/2009 03:37 pm
Space Circus Catastrophe Levels	ReverendTed	Strong Bad Hints	0	11/21/2008 07:09 pm

07/17/2010, 05:33 pm	#3
Soultaker Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 250	Nice game! The difficulty really varies... probably depending on whether you happen to start out the right way or get stuck half-way through and have to be creative to come up with another approach. I spent about two and a half hours to finish the second game, but some puzzles took only a couple minutes, while a few took me over fifteen minutes. Strangely enough, the last puzzle was one of the fast ones. I just started with the most contrived path I could find: it was so far-fetched, it had to be part of the solution. By the way, in Puzzle Agent, this could easily have been one of those puzzles in a series. (I know, nobody seems to like them, but I don't mind, especially if they ramp up the difficulty as they did with the logs puzzle for example.) A missed opportunity in my opinion.

07/20/2010, 03:51 am	#4
Armakuni Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Amigastan Posts: 966	I happen to like puzzles in series. Once I learn the rules for a given puzzle, and if it's fun - I like to play increasingly difficult versions of the same kind of puzzle.