Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to transport a little pink object into a goal area. To do this, you build a contraption out of five materials - wheels, either spinning (either direction) or freewheeling, solid sticks, and “water sticks” which can pass through other materials.
There’s no limit to the complexity of your machine aside from the space you have to build it in, so while the first level can be solved by simply moving the parcel to the right side of the hill and letting it bounce into the goal, I constructed a ridiculously overdone quasi-catapult device just as an example: Silliness. Oh, and that’s the other thing - you can save your machine and post links to it to amaze your friends. I’ll refrain from posting many examples for the moment to allow you the pleasure of coming up with your own solutions untainted by prior ideas. However, I would encourage the posting of particularly unique, elegant, complicated, or otherwise entertaining solutions.
Have fun, and don’t blame me for your total lack of productivity at work.
Out of curiosity, has anyone worked out a good solution for the last level? I’ve been having the most success using a clockwise wheel to extend a thin bridge, but I’ve had little luck building a vehicle that can actually traverse the bridge’s high grade.
My solution to Unpossible is a tethered catapult of sorts. It’s not very elegant, though. The dominant strategy appears to be some sort of deploying ramp with a tethered car driving up and swinging in.
And for your amusement, here’s a brute force solution to Awash. Takes a while, but (usually) gets there.
This is fun, and looking at how others solved some levels, I guess I’m more one for the brute force approach… For the ‘Awash’ level, I constructed this little thing: Conveyordozer
Huh, strange, it works this time. The last time I tried it, it got almost all the way to the top… a few balls got caught underneath, and it rolled all the way off the map.