I loved the cube-centric humor hahaha

Nice mood and humor - mildly frustrating to lose by pure chance by getting stuck down a blind alley though.

Amazing puzzle style and humor

A very simple, yet cool concept. Also, the humor is great. :)

Cool mechanic, nice game

Very charming game... had to think of the 'Evoland' game from Ludum Dare 24 in that you gain actions by picking them up. The moves conservation mechanic actually makes this game pretty interesting from a tactical standpoint. My only wish is that the framerate was a little higher so that the delay between picking a new action and it being executed isn't that high - this way, the controls are a little loose.

And yeah, dat cube-based humor :D

On an unrelated topic: I didn't understand what you meant by 'Got my eyes first up for this game on the twitter ads' in the comments to my game. Could you explain?

Nice game, loved the "get new moves as you play mechanic" and the humor!

I liked that this game had real personality - something that could easily be lost when striving for minimalism. Actually the control scheme reminded me of some things I've read about providing accessible controls for those with limited mobility. Great work.

I played a couple time, thx nice game

Fun game with some funny moment, good colourful graphics and innovative idea.

Nice concept. It is confusing that you can't use the last action though (when there's a 1 in the edge you die as soon as you execute another action, which resultet in my unexpected death after playing for a while, when this final action would have moved me to the next pickup). But it certainly is minimalistic and original.

I don't have Java installed. Sorry :(

Fun with great humour, if a little frustrating at times. Well done.

Maybe there is a problem with this game on linux? When I press buttons like "gravity" or "left" the effect in the game occurs after an intolerable lag, and then only little by little. Is this normal?

@Everyone: Thanks a lot! Heart-warming with all the nice things everyone has said! Taking everything to heart for the next game I will make. I am trying my best to rate all the awesome games you guys have made - already rated most of your games and they are awesome!

@igrowbeards: Sorry, I've noticed I have been a bit too sadistic in the design - will try to make my next game less sadistic!

@ShellFishGames: Thanks! The reasoning of choosing a death when the actions went to zero was to depict my thesis "There's no life without actions".

@netmute: Sorry that I didn't include Java in the .jar - Java can be installed swiftly at: www.java.com

@arrogant.gamer: the game works fine on the tests of Ubuntu, Debian, OS X, Windows 7 and Windows XP. Though it seems to be that some simpler hardware has problems with threads so I did get the problems which you described while executing it on a Netbook Windows XP machine.

I didn't have time to fix it until the competition was over, sorry. :(

Fun idea. I found it a bit frustrating though

Liked the aesthetic and simplicity, but the controls are weak. The number of moves is an interesting challenge mechanic, but I found it a bit unforgiving.

I can run the game but the framerate is so low. I use OpenJDK on linux 64bit. Glad I still got the humor though :D

Reminded me of Thomas Was Alone. In a good way. Much more puzzle-platformer centric than a linear narration "puzzle" game though.

I'm amazed that someone looked at the game so far after it was released! Cheers for the feedback! :)