The Shrine of Darkness

I can finish this with only one move

Hmm, I don't understand the title, the title description, or the point of this level. I do see that motors turning opposite the direction that B wants to travel do prevent him from doing so. @meko - when you say you can finish with only one move, can you put specifics into a spoiler? I think the point of this level was to show that one couldn't simply do so.

Of course, pushing B through the gates formed by the motors worked, but there are four openings and only two sliding draggables. I completed the level thusly:

Spoiler: My solution

I sent B through the gate immediately between him and the win block and as he was struggling to get through, I gave him a bit of a glancing push using the sliding draggable.

Nope, sorry, still not getting it. I did, however, solve it another way:

Spoiler: My second solution

Using the first sliding draggable I launched B off the game space and then had him walk up the stairs such that he could be pushed through the final motor-gate with the other sliding draggable.

Unfortunately, I also found some more problems with the level:
1. Some of the motors would spin themselves out of position such that they would angle away from the gate; and
2. Because the sliding draggables don't have a rail or a proper stop, I have found them to pass right through the motors at times.

Thanks. Rather than award a 1 star, I'll explain that:

Spoiler: Cop-out

free-draggables are generally detested by most and considered a cop-out from good level design. Hidden draggables are not much fun either unless it is clear that the object is to find something hidden. This is the case when there is no other way to complete the level (example: Meko's Begin Again). As you can imagine, hidden free-draggables are simply the worst.

If you were intending us to find three ways to complete the level then sure, that might be fun to try them all. As it was, I didn't enjoy the two I found and despite your explanation of the third, I am still not able to find it.

I would also like to encourage you to avoid structural flaws like the two I mentioned above.

Cheers.

I'm not saying that they are a problem, just that they are not fun for most players. You can have a look at this thread or this thread or the comments for The Farm. If there were no shortcuts possible, then I would at least find the adventure to look for something hidden interesting and worthy. In this level I just feel that the joke is on me. I might be alone though. Who knows...