Well, the point was that it is a puzzle to find out how to get past all of the enemies.  You may be trying to get past an enemy without the right items to do it.  Its more of a puzzle game than a battle game.

(And the maps are bigger, 16*8 instead of 12*8 )

If your stuck, I can help you move along if you want.

EDIT, i did release the xLib version, if you want to play it, it is availiable on TiBasic Developer Portal

So a while back I created a version of the internet flash game Trapped.  It used xLib to get good graphics, but was incredibly slow, badly coded, and humongous.  Recently I created a new and improved version, using pure basic.  It was faster, more detailed, had larger rooms, more items, and was smaller.  I recently finished it, and I am in need of some beta testers, as it is a large-ish game.  It does use CelticII for saving the data to an appvar, but other than that it is in pure Basic

Here is a screenshot of the game


And here is the link
http://tibasicdev.wikidot.com/local--files/archives:trapped-beta/TrappedBeta2.zip
Send all the programs to your calculator, then run INSTALL to create your game file.  You can then delete INSTALL and run TRAPPED to play

Let me know what you think! (And if you find any bugs)

It only works for some programs, but not all, and not Portal2.  It always says that the link has timed out, whatever that means.  Right now i am trying the Ti Flash Debugger coupled with CalcCapture

 

Alright, here are some screenshots.

This is demonstrating the super special awesome button system


This is demonstrating the time travel system.  You can time travel at any point, even if you are on a button.
AND if another you presses a button that puts a block ontop of you, it kills you.  Thats what happens at the end.

Because Portal2 is not a platformer.  Without the portal gun, it got considerably harder to move around, so the New portal will be top down (Which is much easier for the kind of game it will be)

Anyways, I was thinking of making a new version of a platformer I tried to make a long time ago, but failed (I was very inexperienced).  That wouldn't count as previously announced would it?  As i never released it to the Internet, and it was never finished anyway.
(I'll keep the idea secret for now )

Hmmm, I didn't think so but maybe that is the case.  Either way, I like TI Flash Debugger better.

Alright, so I have finished the time travel engine.  It uses all 6 built in lists and is expandable to accommodate an unlimited amount of time traveling (Although it will be limited in the game for difficulty reasons).  I now need to work on the most difficult part, the buttons.

Buttons have the ability to change certain tiles and can be activated in several ways:
1: Only when you stand on them
2: Whenever after you stand on them
3: Change to something besides original when you get off of them

Buttons will also be able to reveal other buttons, so this will need to be taken account for.  This is actually more than I originally programed in the previous versions, but I have an idea that should make it all work.  I will post a screenshot as soon as I can get Flash Debugger to work.