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GameLast PlayedPlaytime
Dartsbox2 months ago8 hours
PaintGuesser13 hours ago1 hour
FlowBox2 days ago1 hour
Sudoku Complete2 months ago1 hour
Word Master26 days ago39 minutes
Queens22 days ago28 minutes

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ColorBox14 minutes ago4 minutes
PaintGuesser13 hours ago1 hour
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Morning Inn6 days ago22 minutes
One More Room17 days ago23 seconds
Roundbound18 days ago2 minutes

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FlowBox game · 2 Days Ago Recommended
Answering to AlexVeebee, the levels are generated through a Python script, not "AI". I did check the script and there was a bug where the color could have symmetrical endpoints in two levels, meaning it starts in [0,0] and ends in [0,3], while in the other starts in [0,3] and ends in [0,0]. It's practically the same level, but it's recognized as different by the script. I will change the levels that you said and check for any other identical ones, but they will stay as completed for those that did them. I'm sorry, I went through all the 5x5 levels and honestly didn't notice. As about the music, I launched the update called Jukebox that fixes everything they said.
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Morning Inn game · 7 Days Ago Recommended
Here's to my first ever game jam!
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Roundbound game · 18 Days Ago Shows Promise
The game is fine, it's fun and replayable, even though the sounds get boring fast. My main issue with it is that there are a ton of games already like this, with Triggernometry being the biggest (and probably oldest) on s&box. It's not stolen per se, but it doesn't add anything new and there isn't an argument to play this instead of the other games.
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PaintGuesser game · 29 Days Ago Recommended
I won't lie, I like paintings
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Skyscrapers game · 54 Days Ago Recommended
Since I can't answer to reviews, for the person that didn't understand the rules: they are taken word for word from https://www.puzzle-skyscrapers.com/. If you have a row with (4, 1, 2, 3) or (4, any other numbers), if you were to look at it from the left, you would only see one building, the skyscraper of height 4 blocking the other skyscrapers. Basically, it represents how many numbers are bigger than the ones before. In a sequence (1, 3, 2, 4), looking from the left, you would see 3 skyscrapers, because 2 is blocked by 3, being behind it, and you only see 1, 3 and 4. You can find a completed level and explanations in the rules section.