London Bridge

Nice design, but the gameplay is only based on hidden elements.

Yeah, this one is simple. I was surprised that some objects can be moved even though there is no visible movable block.

Nice visual design but too hidden for my like... thanks!

I don't mind hidden elements as much as others. But since London is my favorite city in the world, I feel I should point out that this this is actually a model of Tower Bridge.

@Don G Rowe Oops, I will rename it on my device. I guess there isn't any way to change the name on my post though without reuploading it though.

I'm clearly not good at hidden devices, I'm getting nowhere. I got B out but basically I'm completely stuck. I hate to ask but a video would really help if that's possible. FYI: I'm actually from London (the East End) - so I've been across the real thing countless times. Never seen Zap-Rs strolling across the top though. The "boat" object in the water in your puzzle must be a representation of HMS Belfast (permanently docked by Tower Bridge) - so your design is pretty darned spot-on!

This is one of my not-so-good levels, if I'm not mistaken.

Anyways, both sides are actually solved in basically the same way. The second one is just a bit more hidden than the first. There is a pin though that locks the door, this one is under the overhand in the water. After you pull the pin, you can pull out the door by grabbing the lower left corner (the bottom corner closes to the boat in the water).

And thanks! I thought the visual design wasn't too bad, but the gameplay in this one is basically just search for complete hiddenness, which is not really much of a level. That's why I filed this one under "First/Not-So-Good" levels. Play this album with that in mind. It was one of my first 10 levels, I believe.

I needed the help, so thanks for that. Hidden devices simply confuse my little brain and are sometimes near-impossible to spot on a small screen (like iPhone SE). Beautiful design though.

Absolutely beautiful design, hence the fourth star, but as duly noted by others it was a bit Limited in gameplay. I realize this is one of your original levels but when I start playing Levels by a particular member I like to start at the beginning and work my way forward. That tells a story in itself, which adds to the enjoyment.