Make your way past trolls, through portals, and across disappearing walkways, all in pursuit of treasure! In this clever puzzle game, move each sheriff past all obstacles to the gem of his color. The catch? You only have a certain number of steps you can take if you want to pass the level with a perfect score.
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Nice game. I like how it allows you to both complete and also get a min movement score on each level. I'd really like to play 40 more hard levels! The two types of puzzle levels I liked most were (1) pulling sheriffs across levels and minimizing movement, and (2) going across the most complicated levels with guys throwing stuff at you like the ending levels. You could expand on these by having twice as many sheriffs on a larger board (kind of like the flash game Crazy Cube, but in only two dimensions). In the last couple of levels, the hard part wasn't finishing - it was getting least number of movements - would like to see more potential paths - maybe you have a larger screen area and you scroll across the screen. Nice work! -M
I loved the puzzle element more than the "hardcore" element of mouse movement timing on the last few levels.
That dissatisfaction was only down to the mouse only controls which I found hard to deal with (and nearly rage quit) on 35. I hate when my timing is dependent on moving a mouse - perhaps it is intended longer term for a mobile or touch screen environment
All of that said, one of the best puzzles I have seen in a long while, and am looking forward to many more, there is huge scope for expanding the puzzle element on this one.
Loved it. 5/5
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