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Curio
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Taggar: Fizzler, Laser Emitter, Laser Catcher, Reflector Cube, Reflector Cube Dropper, Stairs, Grating
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A small laser and grating puzzle.
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bullfrog 7 jun, 2023 @ 1:32 
Reading the comment I made over four years ago, it would seem that I wasn't quite as impressed as I should have been, so perhaps I did it by a sub-optimal method. Anyway, great puzzle :steamthumbsup: intended solution ?
Winnie the Mao 13 maj, 2022 @ 17:58 
first time see this kind move
kube 23 dec, 2021 @ 11:07 
Excellent, unique puzzle!!
Dark Rozen 10 jun, 2020 @ 5:07 
That was grate!
Dark Rozen 29 dec, 2019 @ 16:09 
This puzzle is like Marmite! Pretty simple, but that move seems really weird.
Calwin 11 okt, 2019 @ 6:32 
Wow, another amazing puzzle. I really had to think on this one. One key trick solved it, which took some time to realize.
u can lift up and move the cube across the grid wall.
| \_/ () 25 sep, 2019 @ 8:41 
So simple looking and yet challenging enough. Great puzzle design! Thumbs up!
quat  [skapare] 14 aug, 2019 @ 22:17 
This is a good lesson in how much "obscuring the solution" is too much - I could change the area by the grating to use a white floor, and the solution would still consist of the same steps in the same order
Nobody No-One 14 aug, 2019 @ 18:17 
I think it's rather the semi-awkward movement of the cube behind grating through a wall portal that seemed unintended rather than grabbing a cube through grating itself.
Libbybapa 12 aug, 2019 @ 11:15 
I enjoyed it. I don't understand the comments saying it seemed unintended. Each of the moves are consistent, logical, and easy to execute. Is there really anyone who doesn't know that one of the properties of grating is that you can move objects on the other side? Why would logical use of the properties seem unintended?