LightBot walkthrough and help
LightBot is a new Flash game that’s played in your internet browser. You control a robot by giving it commands using a mouse to drag commands into the slots.
This is my walkthrough for each 12 levels of LightBot. It may not always be the most elegant solution, but they should all work. Hope it helps.
Game is here: http://armorgames.com/play/2205/light-bot
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Level 1
Main Method
walk, walk, on
Level 2
Main Method
right, walk, left, walk
walk, walk, walk, left
walk, on
Level 3
Main Method
walk, jump, jump, walk
on, left, walk, on
walk, on
Level 4
Main Method
walk, jump, jump, walk
right, walk, walk, walk
walk, walk, on
Level 5
Main Method
jump, walk, walk, left
walk, walk, walk, left
jump, jump, jump, on
Level 6
Main Method
walk, f2, right, f2
on, jump, right, f1
right, right, f1, f1
Function 1
walk, walk, walk, on
Function 2
jump, jump
Level 7
Main Method
f1, f1, right, walk
right, f1, f1
Function 1
on, walk, on, walk
on, walk, on, walk
Level 8
Main Method
jump, walk, on, walk
walk, right, f1, f1,
on, f2, f2
Function 1
on, walk, walk, on
walk, walk, right
Function 2
walk, walk, on, right
Level 9
Main Method
jump, left, jump, f1
f1, f1, f1
Function 1
jump, on, walk, on
jump, on, right
Level 10
Main Method
f1, left, jump, left
walk, right, jump, walk,
walk, on, left, f2
Function 1
walk, walk, walk, jump
left, jump, jump
Function 2
jump, left, f1, right
jump, jump, walk, on
Level 11
Main Method
f1, f1, f1, f2
f2, walk, right, jump
right, f1, f1, f1
Function 1
f2, left, jump, left
f2, right, jump, right
Function 2
on walk on walk
on walk on
Level 12
Main Method
walk, jump, f1, f2
right, f2, right, jump
on, jump, on
Function 1
f2, right, f2, right
f2, right, f2
Function 2
jump, on, jump, on
jump, on
If you like LightBot, try Kick Ass Game on Facebook.
It’s been a while since I’ve reviewed any video games. That would be because I haven’t had time (or the will) to spend time on the consoles.
Yet another video game review, this time it’s Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Vegas Demo.
Gotta love Xbox Live and the demo downloads. Granted, many of the playable demos are 600-800 MB in file size, which takes ages to download even on ADSL, but when you get a good game to download, the wait (and bandwidth) is definitely worthwhile.
I thought it was a little strange that Rockstar, the makers of horrendously violent yet very, very fun video games such as the Grand Theft Auto series, is releasing a family friend, sports simulation game like Table Tennis. You’d expect some other company like EA or maybe even Activision to make a table tennis video game. I’m not saying there’s anything wrong with Rockstar releasing a “family friendly” video game, it’s just unexpected, but very welcome!
I wanted to share some thoughts on a couple of the games I’ve played and loved recently, most notably, Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter and Oblivion, both on Microsoft’s Xbox 360 console, but that will be another day. For today, I wanted to quickly report on my short experience with Saints Row.
We managed to hold off purchasing a Xbox 360 for all of one week before curiosity about the new console got the better of us. In the end, we forked out about $1000 (AUD of course) on a Premium Pack, an extra controller, an extra headset, a Play and Charge kit and the following games: