one touch

Hi and welcome to the forum. By putting in a free draggable block, a no tap win is possible, similar to this:

okay i just played this game 1 week hihi, i am amateur

Hi Otongs, and welcome. I also played your level, found the draggable and landed it on the win in about a minute. You're new, and wouldn't know not to do that. I'm sure Don's video clip shows that, and how the draggable looks and how it can be used. If not, you can ask him (or me)

Thanks for sharing, and don't be discouraged - you will get much better!

First welcome to this forum...Well,I notice that you already know the issues of the free draggable if it isn't contextualized...Don't worry,you'll learn....Btw....I have a doubt about your intended way...

Spoiler

Well,move the draggable and go with B to the hidden win block in one touch?

Thanks for sharing and waiting for more challenges @Otongs

@Otongs Don't worry. At some point, all of us had only been playing for 1 week. I made the exact same mistake when I started making levels. For some great pointers on making levels, visit the Tutorials here:
https://mekoramaforum.com/media/categories/tutorials.2/

I also started a conversation showing some common design flaws and things that can become shortcuts here:
https://mekoramaforum.com/threads/design-lesson.552/

Hope this helps, and I'll look forward to playing more of your creations.

So you like hidden? I wasn't seeing a way to the two win blocks until I seen a draggable to the side. I dropped a stair for the free draggable. BTW, welcome to the forum.

@Don G Rowe

Spoiler: Don

You know, this mechanism brings to kind one of my earlier levels, Long Way Down. There were so many things spinning and rotating (I thought that was really cool) that it was distracting to the player. Unlike this one, though, it did have an easy track to the win block. The whole thing reminded me of a Christmas tree. I have some other things to talk to you about, I'll start a conversation.

Later!