Recommendations Levels good enough to tweak

Another good level by @Fendi the other day on his youtube channel, Hole In. It showcases a fun new move using offset blocks. And it gave me an idea of using that technique again for a different ending.

(Solution video here)

 

@DDD offered me a little challenge: He had a nice-looking scene with an interesting mechanism, inspired by the Japanese shishi-odoshi. Could I make it into a playable level?

Here's what I came up with, trying not to disturb the pleasant design. The star is DDD's good idea. I made a small tweak to the posted version to close a shortcut. (Sorry about the mechanism noise; turning down your volume is recommended.)

(Solution video here)

 

Another great level by @Block builder, Hamlet, started me thinking again last week. It's got a beautiful setting, fun storyline, and a mysterious, surprising ending. Cows, too! I switched out the L-bot, and the stars. Then got inspired to try a few other things, and ended up changing the gameplay quite a bit. So if you played this before, try to forget what you did and start fresh. (Thanks to @Kureigeous68 for the sticky metal!)

The statue of Saint Bot has fallen from its place in the grotto, and broken. In his quest to restore it, B must rescue his helpful (but blockheaded) friend, face an angry bull, and get through the haunted chapel and a dark, flooded cavern. If he can reach the statue, then maybe, with help from on high, he can repair the statue and be elevated to sainthood himself.

Spoiler: Hint for the bull

To get past the bull, bump the ball just as the bull starts charging.

(Solution video here)

 

I enjoyed another fun little world by @Block builder recently, Sand castle. Great-looking castle, and fun to explore. I got a little nervous at one point, because it looked like the end would be very challenging. When it turned out differently, I kept thinking about that imagined ending, and then tried to make it doable. I think it's an exciting finale.

There's a troublemakeR hiding somewhere in the castle. B needs to get him locked up before he can continue on his way. But the troublemakeR will probably try anything to escape (and cause more trouble for B if he can).

(Solution video here)

 

I was very impressed last week by the very imaginative and enjoyable multi-level saga Spell Book, by @Valentin. My son played all the levels he could manage, and I helped him with the harder ones. And the last one got me thinking. B could only climb so far, but what if...? So I did some experimenting, and learned some more about R behaviors above the 16 block limit. (If "B" gets stuck on the climb, moving the tower a bit usually gets him going again.) Playing all the previous Spell Book levels first is highly recommended!

(Solution video, just the very end)