3 Amigos

Spoiler: Video Solution

Impressive! Nice use of the head pushed block. At first I started hating it for taking too much time after every restart, but then later realised it's importance. I have not watched the video solution yet, but I guess my gameplay was not the intended one as I had to rely on timing to release P and R in the second half. Liked the simple look of it. Thanks for sharing.

@I_am_Bot - There is a little timing required so you may have done it as intended. Thanks for P, C and R.

i am still trying it, i saw the video .. it's a lot to do just for 1 level ... i will come back after finishing @Meko Guy

A very satisfying level, herding the bots at close quarters. My win had one less head push. At 4.45 , P can act as a bridge before descending. Presumably if R and P go head to head then it would be a draw, so the rotatable was a nice touch.

@ridgerunner - Nice move for the bridge. As for the head to head push - P wins as R needs to walk around and P gets ahead but I figured a tie could happen so had an alternative method. Thanks for P, C and R

The 3 Amigos, eh? Which one was Steve Martin? Needed the video for pushing the bridge back, but otherwise, not bad. It probably took me a bit longer than you, because of the herding near the end... once you get R on the wedge, you need to move quickly with B, yet at the same time prevent P from going back to the other end - needed some restarts at that section, because without ToA, B couldn't get back there. Cute though, the double slider (horizontal) at the R release - once P starts to go under, the slider can be used to push him a little.

@D.S.Masters - Funny, I forgot about that movie. The center section gave me lots of grief. At the start, there was no little race for B but after seeing a few non-trick shortcuts, I added in one more row and went with a quick B move. The problem with changes, is you may screw up another move that is now an issue. Thanks for P, C and R.

Ouch... just played through it again, trying to improve my timing on that one section... P pushed the bridge back, B crossed over - and kept going, landing on the wedge beyond the top of the stairs. No recovery from there.

@D.S.Masters - Can't build recoveries for spots that happen randomly....

@Meko Guy I guess it's a matter of timing when B is crossing P, if P is leaning or anything like that... a little momentum, and bam.

Very interesting

This is another crazy logic level, without zapper, trick and ball.

Mind blowing.

Hats off to your thinking style.

I came back with 5 stars, considering it was a long step to get it ... I learned new things ...