Do Sliding Block Puzzles Offer Unique Challenges?

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The discussion centers around the intense challenges posed by specific sliding block puzzles found on Puzzle World, particularly the sequence A1236 63266 A4578. Participants express enthusiasm for the complexity of these puzzles, comparing them to the game Traffic Jam but noting that they are significantly more difficult. One user highlights the unique mechanics of the puzzles, where pieces can move both vertically and horizontally, adding to the challenge. The mention of following a sequence of 84 moves indicates the depth of strategy involved. Additionally, there is a positive reference to Anton's script, which seems to enhance the puzzle experience. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the engaging and challenging nature of these sliding block puzzles.
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those puzzles are intense. they will keep me busy for quite some time. they remind me of that game traffic jam. only harder.
 
You all thought it not possible, try following 84 moves :biggrin:

A1236 63266 A4578 87588 A6623 A8857 A8821 46628 83126 64218 63A75 26814 2A318 642A6 6836A 2488A 66756 6753A 88428 8241A
 
Nice. Anton's script worked.
 
Interesting. I've never played one where one piece could move vertically and horizontally. Sure did make it a lot more difficult.
 
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