A Game Where You Can Stretch to Any Size 

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Why English gotta be so weird ;(

how did you break time?

The editor had quite a bit of information based on where the objects disappeared and where they reappeared. From there it's just drawing the vertical and horizontal lines to connect those points based on Tyler's movement.

maybe the editor didnt follow it at all but it just looked right because it started and ended in the right spot. we cant really know for sure if they were right

Wow I thought that was the game!!

@@martinthemarine920they didn’t follow it perfectly because I don’t think they understood the actual mechanic at play. In this game, when an object disappears it has become “infinitely” thin in one of the two dimensions, but it’s still finite in the other dimension. So it can move through solid objects in the direction perpendicular to the thin dimension but it’s still solid to the other direction. So for example, at 9:35 Tyler makes the star thin vertically and then passes it through the wall horizontally. It’s still finite horizontally so it wouldn’t go down like the editors arrow implies, just horizontal.

Tyler has some of the best editors I've seen.

yeah the level is named cliff tunnel with a useless hole, you think the hole might matter so scale down to get in and then scale up in the otherside and find out scaling works like that

no way it's oceanbagel undertale modder

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Very well-lit

Goblin Tyler

It's the light from the moniter

@@Contreth1313 no, Tyler is just so immersed in the game that he let his transformation slip. What we're seeing is him reverting to his true goblin form

@dandanthedandan7558 I know I was just explaining how it would work if it wasn't just Tyler becoming a goblin Incase people were confused about why it was happening/thought the editor was doing it

yea

how bad could they possibly be

​@@idlegameplayer3756Let's see!

I have to wonder how many times I’ve asked that exact question lol it’s getting up there

@@Aliensrock Im gonna have to rewatch Squishcraft this summer... Again

Honey its time for your 2:00AM block squishing

@@ShadowBulb What is that?

@@BrunoMaricFromZagreb Video game aliensrock played a few years ago

Check the description, it shows the editor's name

I was looking for this comment, this editor is gold 😂

Snakebird and N Step are vastly better designed than this game. The movement in this game is interesting and it's mechanics novel, but the actual level design is sloppy and frustrating.

Which is espetialy weird considering the squish up to magicly go up tutorial was so perfectly guiding player into doing that (the level with a big ledge after a place that forces you to become smaller after that you will probably become bigger and discover you go up when you become bigger yourself) and than later we just have... This

Not really.

I would love to see a Stretchcraft.

It remembered me of it

@@Sento404 and then a squish & stretch

Squishcraft was a great game and series

I also love friyng around

The pun will not go unpunished, everyone, batt ‘er!

hehehe

It was sooooooo jank, would not recommend

​@@Aliensrockwdym?? it's the best game ever

@@Aliensrock oh my god, i was wondering why you were being so harsh on the game, i thought the arrows were part of it. thats some damn good video editing.

@@Aliensrock You haven't seen all. There are hidden levels where it's mostly based on guessing where the objects are and it took me like 10 times longer than the basic guessing levels.

@@jakubwawa so that's how you solve them?!

Forever locked in a game of chess …Battle advanced

oh hey it's you

No its because it's non existent when it enters the ground but then when you widen it it pops back into existence in a place it shouldn't be within the ground and can't move.

cant wait for tyler to think outside the box

Saying "Lolololololo"

same

dude, this is one of the best games I've ever seen, the emergent mechanics are so simple to understand yet so mind-blowingly vast! This isn't buggy or low effort, it's a feat for emergent behaviour games.

@@adityagiri3600 I'm glad you liked it : )

hi we almost have the same pfp haha