Whir 2

Have you ever wanted to play Whir AND Robot Unlock with a pinch of Om Nom Nombers, all at the same time?! Well, guess what, now you can!

All levels are procedurally generated and may contain arithmetic operations (lots), conditional jumps, gates, and removable tiles.

The game is entirely made in JavaScript/HTML5 therefore you can play it on http://madflame991.blogspot.com/p/whir-2.html . Detailed instructions are on the same page.

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  qubodup said 12 months ago

  Hm. can't find code/art download or license anywhere...

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  5

  artemis999 said 1 year ago

  I played both Whir 1 and 2 and RobotUnlock. I can see you borrowed some ideas from Robot Unlock. Anyways, congrats for releasing another nice puzzle game ^^

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  3

  HermanJr said 1 year ago

  Not well done :< I saw some games with this idea but made much much MUCH better. No mention about old good c64 game with same idea... And even with izometric gfx. I dont like it. weak.

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  Adrian Toncean said 1 year ago

  Whoa, you managed to downrate whir 1 and 2 in less than one minute! But wait, I have 2 more games!!!
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  Agent1729 said 1 year ago

  Umm, the link is broken. I get page not found.
  
  Page not found
  Sorry, the page you were looking for in the blog MadFlame Software does not exist.

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  4

  Salbris said 1 year ago

  Ya, I got this too, but if you follow the link it shows you can get to the site. The link he provided accidentally included a period at the end and it's screwing up the link.
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  Agent1729 said 1 year ago

  Maybe I'm just dumb, but I still can't find it. I went to the page now, but there's only the instructions. Is the game supposed to be a popup that won't show on my computer, or what?
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  Adrian Toncean said 1 year ago

  The game works fine and dandy in Firefox 4.0 (and 3.6), Chrome 11.0 (and 10.0) and Opera. IE 8 will not show anything.
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  4

  Salbris said 1 year ago

  Wow, this is very well done. Controls are smooth, graphics are okay, but the puzzles are interesting.
  
  I've had problems with some of the levels being generated that are impossible, it just wouldn't give me enough squares to get the second value.
  
  The menu system also needs some attention, at first I wasn't sure if I was progressing after I beat a level. You need to make it more clear that once you beat a level once you can go to the next one.

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