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### Controls
Keyboard movement: Arrows
Mobile movement: Touchscreen joystick
Gamepad movement: Left stick
Keyboard switching: Space
Mobile switching: Touchscreen switch button
Gamepad switching: A button
### Gameplay
There are two configurations of the maze. You can switch between them using the ON/OFF switches. Go through the maze, switch switches if needed. If you are too slow, the enemy will hurt you. You can see your health in the health bar in the top-right corner of the screen. When you reach the last switch, switch it. It will teleport you to the boss room. In the boss room, switch switches so that the wall appears in the boss. It will damage him. Repeat this until the boss is dead.

Gameplay
Texts will guide you through the main gameplay. Your goal is to get out of Computer 1 (which contains the main gameplay and the boss), which is going to explode.

To beat the boss, you have red balls. The boss shoots violet balls to you. You need to shoot your red balls to the boss. When you hit the boss, you get a shield.

In the HUD, you see the your health, boss health and, if you have a shield, the shield status in the format <shieldd health> (<shield-duration>).

In order to get the best gaming experience, play with a gamepad because gamepads are very precise and support haptic feedback.
Controls
Control	Keyboard	Touch	Gamepad
Movement	Arrow keys	Touchscreen joystick	D-pad
Jump	Space	A Button	A Button
Reset	R	Star button	Right shoulder
Credits
--- GRAPHICS and MUSIC --
-- Player, boss and ball images --
Author: romw314
-- Platform images --
Author: romw314
-- The "Brick22" font --
Author: romw314
Licensed under the SIL Open Font License.
More info about the license: https://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/license/2420072/brick22
This font is used for the TWO and MACHINES parts of the title, messages and HUDs.
-- The "retteL" font --
Author: romw314
Licesned under the FontStruct License.
More info about the license: https://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/license/2321572/rettel-1
This font is used for the DIGITAL part of the title.
-- The "Taxon" font --
Author: George Arnold
Licensed under the SIL Open Font License.
More info about the license: https://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/license/2463188/hjkjhjkkjhjjkkj-1
This font is used for the game credits and computer 2.
-- Menu music --
Author: romw314
-- Gameplay music --
Author: romw314
-- Boss battle music --
Author: romw314
-- Computer 2 music --
Author: romw314
-- Credits music --
Author: romw314

--- FUNCTIONALITY --
-- GDevelop --
This physics game is powered by GDevelop core and the GDevelop Physics Engine 2.0 extension.
Other GDevelop extensions used include Tween, BBText, Tiled Sprite and more.
GDJS, the GDevelop core and GDevelop extensions are licensed under the MIT license.
More info about GDevelop licensing: https://github.com/4ian/GDevelop/blob/master/LICENSE.md
-- Controls --
Keyboard controls for the Physics Engine 2.0 are powered by the Player controls extension created by romw314.
Mobile controls for the Physics Engine 2.0 are powered by the Player controls extension created by romw314.
Gamepad controls for the Physics Engine 2.0 are powered by the Player controls extension created by romw314.
-- Solid distance checking --
Developer: romw314
-- Boss portal and background blinking --
Developer: romw314
-- Explosion, main gameplay explosion invocation and boss explosion invocation --
Developer: romw314
-- Title screen, main gameplay initialization and boss initialization --
Developer: romw314
-- Computer 2 and credits --
Developer: romw314

--- EXTENSIONS ---
-- Sprite multitouch joysticks and buttons --
Authors: VictrisGames, MelonDev, xellix, D8H
Licensed under the MIT license.
More info about the license: https://github.com/GDevelopApp/GDevelop-extensions/blob/main/LICENSE
-- Repeat every X seconds --
Authors: arthuro555, VegeTato, D8H
Licensed under the MIT license.
More info about the license: https://github.com/GDevelopApp/GDevelop-extensions/blob/main/LICENSE
-- Gamepad --
Authors: Bouh, lhphr, ZachjuKamashi
Licensed under the MIT license.
More info about the license: https://github.com/GDevelopApp/GDevelop-extensions/blob/main/LICENSE
-- Health --
Authors: 4ian, Muzan7, VictrisGames
Licensed under the MIT license.
More info about the license: https://github.com/GDevelopApp/GDevelop-extensions/blob/main/LICENSE
-- Time formatter --
Author: Bouh
Licensed under the MIT license.
More info about the license: https://github.com/GDevelopApp/GDevelop-extensions/blob/main/LICENSE
-- Secret code --
Author: Dekar
Licensed under the MIT license.
More info about the license: https://github.com/GDevelopApp/GDevelop-extensions/blob/main/LICENSE
-- Smooth camera --
Author: D8H
Licensed under the MIT license.
More info about the license: https://github.com/GDevelopApp/GDevelop-extensions/blob/main/LICENSE
-- Panel sprite button --
Author: D8H
Licensed under the MIT license.
More info about the license: https://github.com/GDevelopApp/GDevelop-extensions/blob/main/LICENSE
-- Player controls --
Author: romw314

Two Digital Machines

Created by romw314.

Made with GDevelop.

RULES
Click the + and - buttons to get the current number equal to the goal.

The game starts after the first click.

The added/subtracted number changes every click.

You can wrap through 100 to 0 or vice versa (for example, 98+5 will result in 2).

One game takes 2 minutes, after the end, you'll be able to submit your score to the leaderboard.

Try to keep playing to the end and get to the top 10!

CONTROLS
+: green + button, right shift (keyboard), right shoulder (gamepad)

-: red - button, left shift (keyboard), left shoulder (gamepad)



Black Machines is a turn-based game, where you get a number of actions each turn. In Black Machines, you take control over computers and the more computers you have control over, the more actions you get per turn.

Your goal is to protect the special computer (the black thing in the bottom left) from the enemies. The enemies approach from the right at the end of each turn.

You can either take control over a new computer (for 21 actions), destroy a random enemy (for 2 actions), or destroy all enemies (for 45 actions). If you don't have actions to complete one of these procedures this turn, they'll be completed in the next turns. For example if you have 5 actions per turn and have 1 actions remaining this turn and try to destroy one random enemy (click the "Destroy one enemy (2)" button), it will use one action from the current turn, then that turn will end (because you now have no actions), and then it'll use 1 action from the next turn (so you'll end with 4 actions remaining).

One enemy alone is not able to destroy the special computer, however, two enemies are able. So if one enemy reaches the special computer, you need to destroy that enemy before another enemy reaches it.

You win by taking control over all the enemies, for 12345 actions.

A remake of The Maze Box (https://gd.games/romw/the-maze-box).

CONTROLS (game is not compatible with mobile)
Move - Keyboard: Arrow keys - Gamepad: D-pad
Switch - Keyboard: Space - Gamepad: A or Cross

Editable with Mistake (https://romw314.itch.io/mistake)

Throw the balls with mouse or touch and try to hit the blue flag.

Start with just one coin and make it to 100!

My submission to the GDevelop Weekend Jam #4.

Can you get **to the top** of the 15-floor tower?

Credits:

Images: Kenney
Sound effects: Pixabay