Nah, that technically doesn't branch out. All that one does is show the eight other squares around the center point where you clicked. If the spot is a number it shows it and if blank it shows blank. If it is a bomb it doesn't reveal. I'll take a screenshot of the Minesweeper and show you what the branching out is, if I get a good example.

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Here is the picture. See where there is like a "bubble" of numbers? What happens there is that you click on a square that is blank and then it branches out to all the blank ones that is by it until it hits a number creating that "bubble." Make more sense?

Ya I understand. What Quigibo said reminded me of a question  I was going to ask Are you using straight Dual Layers or shifted Dual Layers?

Ya, that's one of the downsides

I kinda really wanna try this original Sector 1 now

Oh, you can! I didn't even see that even though I thought I tested it. Well then that's good enough for me

I liked the puzzles. For me they weren't to challenging but I also tend to be good at those kind of puzzles. The only thing I didn't like about the four cargo barrel one was that if you messed up once you had to start the whole room over but that's fine, not a big deal. As for the jumping thing, I figured as much.

Oh, haha, ya that's what I meant. So it just counts down to zero?

As for the game. Ya, I really liked it. I didn't find any bugs, though I didn't search to extensively. I liked how you could speed past text if you didn't want to sit through it all again. An idea for that though would be to just be able to hit clear or something and then skip the cut scene, though I don't have any idea how feasible that is. Something else that would be cool is to have a auto-save when you enter a boss chamber. This is because it was just getting really annoying to do that four barrel puzzle each time I died to get back in. I know you can save in there but it was just a pain before you told how to slow the boss down. Ya. Other than that though I think the only thing I really had trouble with was the jumping. Sometimes it's too responsive, sometimes not responsive enough. Just can be difficult to control sometimes. Great job on it though I can't wait for more demos

Ya, I just did I'm guessing if you leave that at variable at six you only have to hit it once to beat it?