The Wonderland Board

Welcome to my newest testing ground for Dual Wielding Experiments. In this place you will find out 20 testing ground adventures how WA can handle Dual player glitch, and puzzles around it. In this series the game could be pushed to its limits, But I will try my best to make it crash-less.


Anyways here's the first test.

The storyline is as following, The host (myself) is hosting a virtual world of testing how WA Environment will handle two player gameplay. (This is illustrated by abstract weather and loading cutscene thing, similar to Lost in Time in WA3)

I hope you didn't got tired from flip bridges, because this new test also includes few of them, but also some transporters. Also I decided every even experiment to have a random easter egg area thing.

Anyway here's the download! Seeya later.

Boop! Here's the new one, This one is easier puzzle wise, but it has quite the few hazards

Last one for this week. This one is easy, iconic and many of you will recognize it. Nevertheless, this one will teach you important mechanic in this serias, so called priority.

Hint: While the decoy player is walking, the main player can step 1 tile without triggering movement of the decoy player.

Here you go, Test 5! This one is a bit different. The camera in this one is observing the Decoy player instead of the main player. I hope it won't cause much confusion!

Seeya later

Here we go, last one for today, this one uses static camera that moves between rooms. All dual player rules still apply, the decoy player is the one that doesn't change hats. Anyways I think you will understand the mechanic of this puzzle after 5-10 mins of playing.

Back to hard puzzles, I hope you remember everything from the past few tests. Also this one introduce the glyph items that change the camera. You can change main/decoy player at any time you want. It's getting more close to classic wonderland.

HAHA ! This one took awhile. Here's Experiment 8, This one introduces two new glyphs The Player and The Static. Static cameras were introduced in experiment 6 but now you can observe it whenever you want.

Also this adventure has some inspirations/glitches and has numerous ways to complete it. It looks as confusing as intriguing

Here's experiment 9, This one has only static cameras, but quite a lot of them, you can change them any time you want.

Here's an easy one. This one is expanded version of the last room of Temple Run in WA3. I love that room with the zapbots. The difference is that the zapbots aren't on their spots, but rather a "Watch towers" watching if any of the two players is crossing them. The zapbots themselves are all around the place, and they ELIMINATE all stinkers on board if watch towers gives them a signal!

I AM BACK (at this) (and at wonderland yeh). I actually made this adventure during the summer but i got burned out and I didn't finish it. I didn't had a good idea how to, I did post some screenshots somewhere and they will look different from the adventure you download, but the plot is the same.

There are no new mechanics in this one, but rather a new interesting way of showing an already learned mechanic.

Well.. No new mechanics about dual wielding, but there's this thing I call "THRICE Charger" I bet you will figure out hows it doing it.

oh hey there, it's me again. The next one is actually really tricky and some of you might find it interesting (or annoying)



Update: I found out what's causing the box not getting destroyed bug, It's if it suddenly changes from floor to water logic. It's mentioned by BROSIGN later on.
If a box is in the water, ignore it, count it as destroyed

(I haven't updated the adventure, it's fine)