House Next Door

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As always great pure logic!!! Challenging,funny and very well builded!!! Thanks for sharing and great job @Star Penguin

Phew! Got it after several false starts. Deserves more than 5* ... thanks!

Wow. What a tight logic level ! It took me many attempts to figure out the right way. After a lot of fail, I decided to think reverse from the win block and I got it, there are many theories in my head but just one is correct. Feel like I'm a detective after playing your lv.

@ridgerunner, you described my first success at getting close to the win block. However, in my case,

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R fell off P before even getting to the up/down slider (too drunk). So the instability made me think I was on the wrong track. Also, looking at the blocks on the roof, I didn't think R could walk that path. I didn't factor in drunkenness, though!

@Hipe, yes! I felt like a detective, too. After playing it for a while, I literally thought in my head, "The facts of the case are these:"

Spoiler: Fact 1:

B can enter both homes, but cannot leave them.

Spoiler: Fact 2

B can release R bot. Well, technically, P can release R as well, but it's not stable, which in a well-designed level is usually a sign that it's not intended.

Spoiler: Fact 3

B or R can release Pillar bot.

But how to make the case come together? Of course, the trouble with "facts" is that you sometimes later realize that they aren't quite right (like my Fact #1 above) and sometimes are just plain wrong, like this one:

Spoiler: False 'Fact'

Only B can bump the ball in the win block house, because an R bot can't get to it.

Anyway, it took me a long time to even figure out my first move, but it was lovely when it all came together & the purpose of all the elements made sense.

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Spoiler: Sc