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A Robot's Conundrum
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A Robot's Conundrum is a puzzling game. It has puzzles to solve, but it's up to
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you to figure out how to solve them.
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You control a robot with the arrow keys and the space key.
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The code of A Robot's Conundrum is free software under the terms of the GNU
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General Public License version 3 (or any later version). The artwork is free
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culture under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0
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license. See the files GPLv3.txt and cc-by-sa-3.0.txt for the full license
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texts.
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A Robot's Conundrom was created by Sakse Dalum, Niels G. W. Serup, and Lasse.
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Installation
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============
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A Robot's Conundrum depends on PyGame <http://pygame.org>.
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The game can be run like this:
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$ ./a-robots-conundrum
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There is no in-game menu for adjusting things; that happens on the command
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line. To see which things can be adjusted, run
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$ a-robots-conundrum --help
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Notes
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=====
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Dangerous randomness in rolling boulder puzzle
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There is a puzzle about a rolling boulder in level 1. It's not guaranteed to be
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solvable, because you might not be able to move an arrow block to the position
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you need to move it to. However, this scenario is so unlikely that we have
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chosen to ignore it.
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Lack of code niceness
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The code works but is a bit messy.
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Lack of efficiency
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The code could certainly be more effective.
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