The Daltons V

@cpw I'm glad you got the experience this level turned out to have for me as well (wasn't really planned in any way, but happy how it turned out).

@cpw here it is what I say... GREAT! Simply GREAT!
The visual details and how they are used in the level is amazing. And in general the logic puzzle itself is very cool. It is not obvious and I did many tries, tested many ideas,... until step by step I discovered the correct ones and the right order.
Thanks!

Bufffff This one made me think a lot of time....really great ,complex and clever logic level...I "enjoyed" a lot!!! Thanks for sharing and excellent job @Block builder ...
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Wow, I was surprised to see the messages here. I did not find this level as difficult as level 3, which for me was the most complicated so far (perhaps due to instability), this is a complex level, but clean way (not as simple as the first level) The hard thing is to get what you want because it requires perception. It's an excellent level, it took me longer to figure out what to do in the cave trap than the general level.

Btw, sorry if my english is not so clear. I watched the video now, did not win as intended but in a similar way.

| Modestly artistic theme. The two rolling balls at the start reminded of rolling tumbleweeds in the desert due to the force of the wind, just like what you intend them to (coincidence? ). The skeletal remains of vertebrates, cactuses, and the contrast between dry and wet landscapes turned into a rather detailed diorama.

Gameplay-wise, it's intricate; something that you would expect from a multi-bot level. Liked the skulls being used as a part of the solution. The ending is nice.