FUNdora Box (50th Edition)

My friend! I congratulate you on the 50th level, on the anniversary! I am very glad to congratulate you! I really love your creativity !! I wish you inspiration and new ideas.

About the level:
-I really liked (as always) - long and addictive gameplay.
-Excellent level disclosure effect. I love B's behavior outside the level. I think you need to specify - "trick behavior of B out of level"
-I did a lot of research on B's behavior outside the level. On this I want to give you advice - use wedges instead of stairs. B hates off-level stairs. B moves comfortably along the wedges - just like on the stairs at the level)).

Thank you for the level and for your creativity on the forum !!

Thank you for your kind wishes.

It's been a year since I joined and I've only made 50 levels. I think that's a small amount. Ha ha ha...

About your advice, I thank you. Honestly, I didn't think to replace the stair with another one. Then, I don't think B's way of walking outside the area is a trick or something to be told.

Once again I say Thank You @Denis Nazin

I forgot to say:
I really enjoyed walking between motors !! I haven't done this before - thanks! I really liked it

Congratulations on hitting 50 levels! I hadn't played this one the first time around so I'm glad I got to see it.

Knowledge of B's outside-of-level behavior is helpful here, as @Denis Nazin mentioned. When B is walking through the mazes outside of the level, you can't tap on the endpoint and assume B will follow the path there unless the are no turns before the endpoint. B doesn't "see" blocks outside of the level, so B will try to take a direct path to where you tap even if there are walls in the way. Because of that you have to tap on every corner of B's path so B is only following one straight line at a time.

Wow!! first,congratulations on your 50th level... & then... great,great level...the design,the opening,the fun gameplay... Thanks for sharing & give us 50 more @d'SUKI

@d'SUKI Uuuhhhmm,I don't know why but I think that if you & @Denis Nazin join forces and do a level of collaboration could be great ... Gather your Meko-magic and make us enjoy

I admired your effort for creativity and design.