Collect stars and close portals by using the giddy shapes in this physics puzzler. Careful though, once all the portals are gone the round ends, even if you have stars left to collect. So fix your scheduled to leave room for a little joy in your day and start solving some puzzles.
Read More
Free Online Games | Casual Games | Browser Games | Mobile Games | Indie Games | Escape Games
Surgeon Simulator | Cut the rope| The House | Super Hexagon | The Binding of Isaac | Pony creator | Dojo of Death
JayIsGames offers a free online experience with the best free online games. You can read our daily honest reviews and walkthroughs, play games, discuss about them. JayIsGames.com is a leading Flash and Online game review site. Since 2003, we review every day only the best, including casual games, flash games, arcade games, indie games, download games, shooting games, escape games, RPG games, puzzle games, mobile games and much more. Submit a Game: Don't just read reviews or play games on JayIsGames.com, submit them! Submit your game now and we might release it in homepage. Use our game submission form. Check us back often! We add new games every day and only the best games!
Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Support | Game Ratings (for parents) | Contact
© Copyright 2018 JayIsGames.com
Bad game.
It doesn't even tell you how the shape-size-absorbing mechanism works, and I have absolutely clue what rule determines which one will be absorbed in size.
nocopy2002:
It looks like the smaller shape gets absorbed into the bigger shape. If a shape has a "holding-its-breath" look, then it's full and can't absorb any more shapes.
I'm not sure what the rule is for making a shape smaller?
The goal is to get all three stars if possible.
Camille Kay Hollister is correct as to the rules regarding how the shapes interact.
Unfortunately, many game designer use this "Figure Out How This Works" approach. I find it to be a lazy practice, and extremely annoying at times.
I haven't figured out for sure what makes a shape smaller. But here's how it appears to me...
It look like if a big square gets hit by a smaller rectangle, the rectangle gets smaller.
If a medium size circle gets hit by a large square, the circle gets smaller.
If two similar shapes collide, the one that initiates the collision gets bigger, and the one being struck gets smaller.
Confusing... You betcha.
Shape size
I think just the bigger one gets bigger no matter what. The smaller one gets absorbed and if there is motion, then there could be not enough time to absorb it all so a tiny shape results because the two shapes aren't in contact long enough. It's hard to tell which is bigger when one shape is a circle and another shape is a rectangle. The bigger shape is what shape the new shape becomes. You just gotta remember what happened the next time you try the level. Once you figure out how all that works, the game is over.
Update