Path Seeker

Game Rules:

1. Rule 1: The objective of Path Seeker is to guide the golden cube to the white tile to win the level.
2. Rule 2: When there is a branching path, you must choose a direction. The path you take will become a yellow tile.
3. Rule 3: Red 'x' blocks and yellow tiles act as obstacles; you cannot move onto them. They also act as normal paths when choosing a route.
4. Rule 4: Colored checkerboards with a dark gray outline are portals. They teleport you to the corresponding colored portal and continue your movement in the same direction, unless they lead to branching paths.
5. Rule 5: Dark-gray checkered tiles act as empty spaces. Moving onto a dark-gray tile, falling into the void, hitting a red 'x', landing on a dead end, or a yellow tile results in losing the level.

Controls:

1. Action: Swipe or use the arrow keys to choose a direction when there are branching paths.
2. Action: Tap the screen or press the spacebar to initiate movement when there is only one choice.
3. Action: Observe the level carefully before making a move to avoid dead ends or obstacles.

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FAQ:

1. Q: How do portals work in Path Seeker?



Portals in Path Seeker are colored checkerboards with a dark gray outline. When you enter a portal, you are teleported to the corresponding colored portal elsewhere in the level. Your movement continues in the same direction you were traveling before entering the portal, unless the destination portal leads to branching paths.

2. Q: What happens if I move onto a yellow tile?



In Path Seeker, the path you traverse becomes a yellow tile. These yellow tiles act as obstacles, and moving onto them will result in losing the level. Therefore, you must carefully plan your route to avoid retracing your steps.

3. Q: What are the dark-gray checkered tiles for?



Dark-gray checkered tiles in Path Seeker act as empty spaces or gaps. They are not traversable paths. If you attempt to move onto a dark-gray tile, you will lose the level. Treat them as hazards to avoid.