Lost in Blue 是一個英文遊戲, 我想你不可能看不明白以下的英文攻略吧?
It starts off easy: push a box into a hole and a door opens. In the next room, you have to push some crates so that the two platforms on either side of the room and each of the 2 crates are only 2 squares apart from each other. Then step on the switch on the upper level and the room will fill up with water. You should be able to jump onto the floating blocks and make it across to the next room. On your way to the next room, you will stand on a switch, which will click down and freeze the room so that the puzzle is permanently done.
In the next room, you again need to get from one platform to the other, but this time there is only 1 crate and there is some concrete in the way of where that box would need to be in order to help you. Only it's not the big long slab of concrete that it looks like it is. It's 3 separate concrete blocks! Shuffle them around until the crate is on the top row in the middle. It doesn't matter where the concrete blocks end up. Stand on the switch near the door to fill the room with water. Be sure that you stand on top of the switch on the opposite platform for a few seconds once you get there to freezes the room.
After that, you will see there are two sets of 6 squares where you can push around crates like this (each dash is a square that a crate could rest on):
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You want to make it like this:
-x-
-x--x-
-x-
That way you can jump across onto the lower right crate, walk up to the next crate, jump from that crate to the lower left crate, walk up to the upper left crate and jump left to the next platform. Again, stand on the switch on the opposite platform and wait until it clicks down.
In the next room, you do the exact same thing except this time there are concrete blocks around, which makes getting the crates in place a little slower and more annoying. However, it isn't very tricky.
The next one looks really hard, but it isn't. There are WAY more crates than you need to get across and the part in the middle where crates COULD be but aren't is just pointless. Just do what you normally do... make sure there is a crate every 1-2 spaces between the starting platform and the ending platform.
After that, it's a little trickier but still not that bad. What you are going for is this (x=crate, -=blank spot):
-x--x-
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The next one... There are three important things to notice about this room. 1) If there is an empty space inside a ring of blocks/crates, you can climb over them and push them out from the middle, 2) You don't have to use the starting platform as your starting point, 3) You don't need all of the crates.
I can show you what my final configuration looked like. 1 is the starting platform, 2 is the end platform. Note that with this configuration, I jumped onto the first crate from the area right in front of the entrance, NOT from the starting platform
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2 -c--
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c--
The next one has blocks, crates and unmovable stone. Just slide a few blocks around and give it a try. Minimize the number of jumps you have to make because once you fill the room with water, you only have a few seconds before it starts draining.
Ok, one more! It takes place on a 5x5 grid and here's what my final product looked like (s=unmovable, b=block, c=crate):
2 cbbbb
c---b
--s-b
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cbbcb 1
The key is the lower left corner, where there are only 2 blocks instead of 3. The idea is to get the concrete blocks out of the way as soon as possible while maintaining the mobility of each crate until you've placed it where you want it to stay. Once that's happened, pack as many blocks around it as you can because that makes room for you to move the other crates around.
Ok, now you are done with the puzzles