Nice game.
I love puzzles. This is no exception. Great idea, good execution.

But. Not enough tutorial levels. There is a big jump of logic between most levels. There has to be more levels, that just show what the mechanic of the new element is and player wins automatically or by recreating the setup of one part of the level.

Lastly - collision. You have to make it consistent. Ether make it so you can't cross the streams at all and don't make levels with the crossing streams, or remove the collision all together. But that is just my opinion.

All in all: this game gave me an interesting puzzle. And I love it. Good luck.

Nice puzzle, but the "main menu" was a bit confusing for me.
Good work!

Very nice puzzle design! Great logic game. I played it for a while and it really challenged me.

I agree that consistent collision would be useful – sometimes I just had to wait for shapes to "sneak" through to beat a puzzle. Not sure if that was the only way to beat those puzzles or if there was a better solution.

Anyway, great game! I'd love to play a full version with sound and a difficulty setting.

Love the idea! But I think there is a bug. When I move a transmuter, the consumer's percentage goes to 0%. Other than that, great game! Also, like @Qrr said, the game has to be constant, and the shapes crossing each other (at first) made me think that the way I was completing the level wasn't the intended solution.

good game! graphics are on there way - you could get votes there too...

I really liked this game but I must be terrible. I like the fact the shapes are destroyed if they crash but I didn’t get very far before I found the levels hard to complete.

I totally agree with "Qrr". This is good fun, a nice idea well put-together, but could do with a gentler difficulty curve.
This is nit-picking for something made in 48 hours though, well done!

Damn...

I want to like the game (and did for the first levels) but shape collision causing destruction got the better on me frustration wise, just couldn't figure it out on level 4 I think (blue circles are exactly timed up with triangles with no way to alter the tempo).

Not sure if I screw up or something's amiss but otherwise, good stuff.

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I agree with what others have said about the difficulty and lack of clear direction early on, but any game of a certain complexity will suffer with the restrictions of the competition. Perhaps in the earlier levels you could show "ghosts" of the correct positions of the tranmuters so that the player can experiment but can still progress.

I'd like to see this fleshed out more, possibly as a mobile game. Good work on getting something so complex finished in time! :)

A really great puzzle game.

Web version isn't working for me (Safari OSX); I just get a blank screen

I like puzzles, and this is pretty cool. Nice work.

Nice idea! The collision bugged me a bit but other than that, good job!

Neat graphics and game mechanic. Couldn't get past level 3 though...

Great work, man! I wasn't able to complete the gam, though! Too difficult!

Nice idea and solid execution! I got stuck in the first level with all four shapes because no matter what I did my triangles and circles kept erasing each other. I wonder what I did wrong? A nice challenge.

I agree with @Hempuli , the 3rd level is crazy hard. Can't pass it :(

Hey guys, I've fixed collision bug. It should help you pass levels. Thanks for reports

Very nice surprise for my this game but i can't pass the 4rth stage.

nice idea, works well.
a polished version would be awesome

This was an enjoyable puzzle game.

I think there is a too steep difficulty curve. If you had more time you could have added more level in between the ones that are already there to help us get more familiar with the mechanics before sending in the difficult level.

I was also very slow at understanding that the two shapes + symbol + shape meant that the two shapes had to come in at the same time (I though it was an or). Now I understand, I could have advised you to add à little "+" in between to help slow-brains like me.

Also, in this situation, the symbol is supposed to not change the direction, but since they are two inputs, it picks the direction of one of the two input. Maybe be more clear on the priority order ?

Apart from that, it was very cool. I enjoyed playing the levels and want to try more.

The design is simple but effective.

A level-selector menu would have been perfect.

Good job !

PS : The Web version didn't work for me. Had to use Windows.

An excellent puzzle idea; I really want to see a more expanded version. The symbols on the machines were a bit hard to read, partly because they were so small.

Partly because there were several mechanics that were never used after their introduction. Only one level had rules that require multiple shapes, for example. But this was clearly just because you didn't have time to make more levels.

The embedded version also doesn't work for me - it just gives an error message. Going straight to the itch.io web page works.

Alright, that was rather fun puzzle idea, but sometimes I felt there wasn't enough determinism in the game behaviour; usually when two pieces needed entered the element at the same time, and the output element would then pass in the either direction. Instead I'd prefer if the game was more "discrete", in that all that shapes moving, inserting and outputting would be done on some regular "ticks" or something like that, making the game behaviour more orderly.

Still, it was pretty fun to play for these several levels.

I think there is a bug on level 4(?) where the transmuter sends a shape to the right instead of keeping direction making the level unbeatable.

interesting take on puzzle games :) great design

The game design and concept is really great. I like the puzzles

Great tough puzzler. A couple of simpler introductory levels would help a lot getting into the game. Nice job!

Object collision caused a massive difficulty spike in at least one level. Overall, felt like a slowed-down puzzle version of Chu Chu Rocket (same basic goals, just less frantic). Good entry