The play button has gone missing once more. So it's time to go searching for it in each of the scenes in Ninjadoodle's latest: clickplay time 5.
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Hmmm, after multiple attempts I still cannot get the game to load completely. This sort of thing rarely happens for me, wondering if there's an error with their server?
ReplyDeleteI also can't load the game. Is there an alternative link?
ReplyDeleteLevel 9 is making me mad! grrrr lol
ReplyDeleteit won't load. i'm going mad
ReplyDeleteAfter trying level 9 many many times, it seemed like double clicking wasn't even possible any more.
ReplyDeleteSo ... stuck in 9 ...
Level 12 is making me feel dumb
ReplyDeleteWOOT! FINALLY FINISHED! 9-12-16 WERE HARD, I NEEDED TO FIND SOME HELP.
ReplyDeleteAhhh, I wanna play but it wont load :( Grumpy now
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't loading with FFox, so i tried with Chrome and it worked.
ReplyDeletePlease! Help with number 4!
ReplyDeleteNevermind got it (I'm the same Anonymous from before.)
ReplyDeleteVideo Walkthrough: http://youtu.be/0UI-2i1ozwE
ReplyDeleteIt seems that works only with Chrome
ReplyDeletenot working with chrome for me either :(
ReplyDeleteNeeded the walkthrough on level 12, but still didn't understand why the answer was what it was.
ReplyDeleteFor #12, the images are different angles/views of a single dice cube. The answers are based upon what you can or cannot see (or, at least, that was how I figured it out). :p
ReplyDeleteCan anyone explain the reasoning behind number 16? It's the only one I don't understand.
ReplyDeleteIt's from BASIC (programming Code) sort of.
ReplyDeleteNumber = 1
For I = 1 to 4
Print Number
Number = Number + 2
Next I
translates to:
The First number in the code is 1 (1)
The second number is the same as the difference from 1 to 4 (3)
The Second number is 3
The Third number is 3 + 2 (5)
The Fourth number has the same rules (+2) as the third number (5). So 5+2 is the answer (7)
Code = 1357
HAHA! I just went over this with a programmer (to make sure I explained it correctly) and it turns out I was wrong (even though I got the correct code - LOL)
ReplyDeleteIt actually solves like this:
Number = 1
(The number assigned is 1)
For I = 1 to 4
(Run a loop of integers until another integer command)
Print Number
(1)
Number = Number + 2
(1+2 = 3)
Next I
(Start loop over with new number)
Print Number
(3)
Number = Number + 2
(3+2 = 5)
Next I
(Start loop over with new number)
Print Number
(5)
Number = Number + 2
(5+2 = 7)
Next I
(Start loop over with new number)
Print Number
(7)
Since the code has four digits, the loop can be stopped there for our purposes. The numbers that appear in the PRINT NUMBER command are the answers:
1
3
5
7
Darn, I wish I could edit!
ReplyDeleteThe loop command, (For I = 1 to 4) means Run a loop 4 times.
That is why we stop at the Print number of 7.
I believe the dice puzzle to be like this:
ReplyDeleteFirst: The number of corner edges on the dice.
Second: The number of edges, but only the first number of the answer.
Third: The number of dots, but only the second number of the answer.
Fourth: The number of sides on the dice.
This gives us the code that works.
Finish.. I needed help for No. 4 ( I know it's weird) and No. 12
ReplyDeleteI believe what @Questioner said is the right answer.
Thanks for the help Questioner and thanks Bart for the sharing.
@Questioner: You explanation of #12 seems absolutely accurate. I redid it and the check marks and X's make sense now, too! Still understand how I got it, but don't understand why it worked the way I did it. :p
ReplyDeleteI'm completely "WTF"ing over #12. It says "dice" and gives you those clues, but never says WHAT dice. I own six-siders, but also four-siders, 20-siders, etc.
ReplyDeleteUgh. I had a rage quit on level 9. I just can't get past those spikes.
ReplyDeleteWorks now, but I gave up on it. Level 9 is MASSIVELY ammoying.
ReplyDeleteaNNoying of course ^^
ReplyDeleteLevel 9 is unnecessarily difficult. Definitely
ReplyDeletewon't be able to finish this one.
YEEEESS! I WON WITH SOME HELP FOR 12 AND 16!
ReplyDeleteNow I feel slightly better knowing I'm not the only person having problems with Level 9.
ReplyDeleteLevel #9 is a pain as it requires patience and timing and luck. Two of the three are often acceptable in one challenge, all three in one is, to me, always frustrating. I've managed to do it several times, but I do die at least once per attempt.
ReplyDeleteMy advice is: wait and watch before you leap TO a pillar with spikes, always leap immediately AWAY from a pillar with spikes.
Thanks to -k and Questioner! (and to Bart, of course)
ReplyDeleteCan't get passed level 9. Done. :P
ReplyDeleteI rage quit on Level 9 also. At least they could have a checkpoint or something. To have to start over each time just stinks.
ReplyDeleteI found level 13 the hardest.
ReplyDeleteThis game won't work for me. Every time I try to open the page, I get an error message "If you like this game, share the love by linking to this page, but please do not copy the file :)". I've disabled my adblocker and noscript and reloaded the page from scratch and it still fails.
ReplyDeleteHere's a link that the game DOES work:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.coolmath-games.com/0-clickplay-time-5
I NEED HELP WITH LEVEL 7!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIf anyone needs help with number 7, then here you go:
ReplyDeleteThe position of the dot in one panel is relative to its actual position. For example, the panel with a dot in the top-left will actually be in the top-left. The pattern should look like this:
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