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Gema

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Tags: Button, Weighted Cube, Weighted Cube Dropper, Goo, Angled Panel, Tractor Beam, Stairs, Glass, Grating, Tractor Beam Polarity, Piston Platform

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7 Oct, 2015 @ 6:27pm

9 Oct, 2015 @ 6:28am

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Description

It's a map. There are buttons and cubes.

To be more specific it's a remake of a map by Gemarakup. Visit his workshop here.

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Muzozavr 21 Mar, 2024 @ 10:10am

I don't think I've seen pistons being an obstacle in this particular way before. Some timing, but nothing serious, just keep doing moves that seem logical and interesting and you'll get there. Pretty neat one.

PastelCloud 2 Oct, 2023 @ 7:59pm

I did the last move completely wrong... but still got the end. I thought it felt wrong so I watched another walkthrough and I did actually solve it wrong. Great map tho! That lost move was so simple in hindsight

bullfrog 12 Nov, 2022 @ 2:45am

Good fun playing this one again 5y1m later

SpielSatzFail 30 Dec, 2021 @ 5:57pm

I wasn't paying full attention when it came to executing the final move, so I was wondering why the elevator only lifted one panel. I didn't see the white surface above the exit XD
But why not simply make the piston platform raise TWO levels?
...maybe "unnötig kompliziert"? ;-)

RedstoneParadox 14 Mar, 2021 @ 11:21am

Really liked the way you used funnels here. One thing, though, is that getting the ||cube on the polarity-reversing button|| was a bit finicky.

Aneonen 22 Oct, 2020 @ 11:37pm

Fun puzzle! I liked the simple use of the rising platform. The first cube acquisition section was also neat although it took me a bit to realize that I could just quickly walk forward to shoot a portal on the angled panel rather than having to pre-place it there.