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Fusionworks Inc.
10 years ago

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Robots!

I have introduced robots to Fusionworks Inc. They will be the way you complete the puzzles in this game. They can move around, grab crates, and do a bunch of other cool stuff. You will be able to program them through a UI by dragging and dropping blocks in sequential order. I’ve got the grabber animations done, and it can move and listen to programs entirely. Now all I’ve got to do is make it grab stuff and open a UI on click! Cheers!



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