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In this video I talk about a possible new feature: chained puzzles (that is, puzzle solutions that require solving another puzzle first). What do you think? Intriguing? Too diabolical perhaps?
Marcos' Mysterious Maze
a puzzle roguelike-like
| Status | In development |
| Author | Marcos Donnantuoni |
| Genre | Puzzle, Platformer |
| Tags | Procedural Generation, Roguelike, Roguelite, Sokoban |
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Consider the question of whether the chaining of puzzles offers additional solution paths or is mandatory. If these are additional solutions then in effect each player will miss seeing (or at least solving) some puzzles. On the other hand if they're mandatory then it's not so much puzzle chaining as a single puzzle with more than one solution.
I think I'm cautiously in favour, if only because it's a way to make the open world nature of the space matter more.
Thanks for your thoughts!