Run notes:

Ugh... I have a fetish for indy games it seams...

This game is rather straight forward. Fun fact though, this game only has three walls. Regardless.

I go for the black wall first. Reason for this is how you enter the wall. You start the game closest to its entrance. In the next area, I luck manipulate the door to be the one strait in front of me. As I walk to it, I make myself look up so I can immediately begin in assent to the... orb thing?

Second wall is the static wall. I go with this because it is the "hardest" wall to execute. This was the hardest thing to route as I am doing it more or less blind. You can see sort of but you need to be really close to a wall to see it. The way I routed it forces me to go in looking perpendicular to the wall on entry. If I am slightly off, it makes it a bit harder. And I have lost plenty of runs on this. Regardless, it is not all that hard being it is only a few moves. I take the same route out as I did in. So you can see the path I take.

The white wall is saved for last. I do this because it is the easiest and never fails. This one did not take much planning, but getting the angle proper at the start is really hard. I use the grid on the floor but I always end up a bit off. It is weird. But looking in the orbs direction allows me to adjust and and get it before it finishes its turn back to center.

I am fond of indy games using the "crash" screen in games... But honestly it is getting old. Still cool... for now...

Then it is just a waiting game.

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