Use a short range teleport to bypass obstacles and reach the exit in each level of the latest puzzle game by Robert Alvarez: Teleport Jumper.
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A little different than his usual style, some levels require careful jumping and timing.
ReplyDeleteSome levels could use a "second change coin".
ReplyDeleteLike level 21,
If you fall in the "pit", a single coin there to give you a second change would be nice.
Most time I felt due to not or to late reacting to a key stroke.
I second change would be nice, instead of redoing all the level again.
Teleport stopped working every so often. Had to restart the level when that happened. Gave up on Level 4 because of this. Using Chrome/Windows.
ReplyDelete@Steven Miller,
ReplyDeleteDit you noticed the teleport coins at the top left?
Showing how much teleports there are left?
You can refuel them by picking up coins.
@Long Peter
ReplyDeletethat's helpful - I hadn't noticed that just like Stevens.
I'm stuck on level 6 =(
I agree with @Anonymous, more jump timing than his usual games, especially on 23, although initially managed to solve that by teleporting through the red platform when I shouldn't have been able to. did go back to solve it properly though.
ReplyDeleteSaw some teasers on Robert's twitter page so was glad to see the finished product.
@veewee for 6, start with the 2 coins in the same box
ReplyDeleteFrom there just follow round, though you don't need all the coins.
@Lighty - I am finding 23 impossible... but I will try out your cheat. Still, I'd like to know how you did it without cheating.
ReplyDeleteIt would be really nice if there was an indicator that showed just how far you could reach, so you don't have to spend 5 mins trying to time it at the very top of the jump - sometimes that exactly what you have to do, and sometimes it's just out of reach but you don't know until you've tried 50 times - and even then maybe you were just a fraction of a second too late.
ReplyDeleteLevel 13 is a perfect example of how precise your timing has to be! If you don't make the very first jump+teleport, you can't get anywhere. I never could get it just right and gave up.
ReplyDelete@Anonymous17:28 for 23 it's extremely difficult to get the timing right. You have probably got the left coin, then the lower and second up right hand side coins, but from the second right hand side platform you need to time it just right to be able to teleport back right to the next platform above you.
ReplyDeleteLevel 24 was simple in comparison.
There is a video walkthrough down in the comments below the game if you get stuck.
Just noticed a modification to 23 on the right hand side. This makes it a lot easier!
ReplyDeleteNever mind! I finally got 23. that jump to the third block on the right has to be reeeeallly precise!
ReplyDeleteAfter the Modification level 23 is a lot easier.
ReplyDelete1 or 2 floors are now teleportable. That makes it a lot easier.
Oh, thanks LP. Didn't see that. Would rather that not be part of the game, actually, but that's a personal preference.
ReplyDeleteI rather liked this & thought it was just hard enough.
ReplyDeleteGood job!
So I apparently missed the high-difficulty version of Level 23, but I surmise all the "floors" were non-teleportable? That sounds ... hard.
ReplyDeleteMany of the difficult levels seem to boil down to finding the right order of operations, if you can do that, the required moves aren't *too* twitchy. I'm on the low end of hand-eye coordination, I think, and I was able to get there. I think I had the most trouble with level 22, actually.