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I am back for more updates on my game idea called Puzzle Park. I hope nobody is stealing the idea while I write blogs on it (it's not for LBP, so if there is a level about it on LBP, I won't care). If I find out, I will never post blog entries on game ideas anymore. I noticed that I had a lot more views on Puzzle Park than on Studio Quest. I wonder if people are wanting me to write more so they can take my idea or if they want me to make an actual game like this. No offense here.

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I am back for more information on Puzzle Park. The first part takes place in the information center, where tickets are sold, maps are passed out, and where guests can buy umbrellas.

But in the game, the information center is where you can adjust game settings, create new profiles (or game save files), switch profiles, learn how to play, and play some challenges.

Options:

The options menu is located at the ticket booth section of the information center. ...

Originally, I decided to make logic problems for my blog, but I changed my mind and chose to come up with some game ideas. This game is called "Puzzle Park". It's like Puzzle League, but with some more story to it. The reason why I changed my mind is that I don't feel good making my own logic problems without permission. Although I'm not stealing the idea, I don't know whether or not it's okay to make logic problems and post them on a blog. So I decided to go to game ideas like last August, where ...

I booted up LBP Vita today and noticed a new update was available. I installed it and played normally. I found a level that reminded me I have a project I've been working on. I try to load it, and I get the "failed to load level" error. It had to have been from the update, I thought, as it worked perfectly fine before then. I tried all the fixes I could, but nothing would let me open it. I eventually gave up and deleted the level, wiping my hours of progress away in less than a second.
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I see too many of these. You're a featureless sackboy with white neon eyes exploring a minimalistic world. The ground is black. The background objects are grey. The background is one color, probably red or blue. Typically there's at least one puzzle that involves pushing grey boxes. It's just so boring. Why is that there are so many of these levels?