Yeah I tried TWHG2 and couldn't beat level 3. I always died at the end and I gave up

I am kinda glad that the calc version got some early levels that are not too hard but some that are hard enough too.

Wow...door/key it is then.  More than half the votes...

It looks like I won't be able to get the update up this week.  Maybe this weekend, but not likely.  I'm still trying to get things to work.  For some odd reason, when I test it now the enemies appear and dissappear, no xor-ing happening.  For the record, it's still about 400-500 bytes under the 8811 limit.

If at all possible, I'd prefer to keep at least the game a program.  But there's more things to be added, and obscure bugs to fix (parenthesis, anyone?).
So...it might become an app.  It depends on what happens, I guess.

I think one major reason for trying to keep it as a program would just be because programs are much easier to keep on your calculator than apps. The more apps you have, the slower your calc runs and the longer it takes to access Mirage / DCS. Whereas with programs, you typically just pile them on, plus programs send 5 times faster than apps. I could care less if I have 50 programs, but 50 apps would be unbearable.

So typically for these reasons, at least with me, if an app is not a serious contribution to my calculator, it doesn't stay for long. That's why none of my games are apps.

Ah ok I see. And I didn't knew APPs slowed down the calc. If you stick to a program, I hope you don't have too much trouble keeping the code under the memory limit.

Apps slow the calculator down any time it has to look through them. So for instance, pressing the apps button, or going to the memory menu are slow when you have a ton. Deleting them is also slow if there are a lot. I see this all the time because when I am giving people games, I usually delete the 30 or so useless apps on their calc and it is really slow.

I've done this too. Deleting them takes a very long time.
One of the nice features of Omnicalc helps with the apps menu part, though

BIG UPDATE.
Multiple enemy speeds are finished.  Enemies can now go (in relation to normal speed, 1 pixel per frame) 1X, 2X, 4X, and 8X.
Also, DOOR AND KEY is added and working.
And it's still under 8811 bytes...phew!
Can't upload now, but Monday, I can.
Now to work on multiple doors/keys...

btw sorry for the double post

Screenies probably tomorrow or tuesday, I'd have to upload it first
Right now, I'm concentrating on making some diabolical fun levels for people to test.  Hopefully I can cover a span of difficulties with the levels.
But the hard ones...they're going to be really hard, even harder than before.  Now it's possible to add in some puzzle/problem solving aspect so you'll have to think harder than before, or end up going through the same path 2-3 times, or waiting until the timing's just right to dash across some empty area while enemies zoom about.
Right now I have quite the eye-candy level made up. I've also recycled some of the current maps, just the enemy speed multiplied so a level that was easy before will take some time and thought to finish.
Monday, I should be able to get the update up.  Screenshots will take me some time, but they'll be here eventually.

For some odd reason, when I test it now the enemies appear and dissappear, no xor-ing happening.

I think I have this solved now