The best game that I've ever developed, that is. Most definitely not the best game you've ever played.

A casual gaming site, Jay is Games, put up a four week competition to create a casual game based on the theme "Replay".

Here's my entry.

Replay 2 : The Sequel

Seems like a good puzzle game, but I swear I simply can't get past the first spikeball obstacle. There must be something I'm missing. Nevermind, I'm an idiot.

Timing is everything.... work out how far behind you the shadow must go, work out the gap in the spikeball movement and all will become clear

That's a fun one. Takes a handful of memory to get through. Especially since I stop a move or two before every obstacle to plan the timing of who will be where. Good work.

Question: Did you ever meet in person the co-creator of the game? Or was it a very 21st century, internet-only working relationship?

I work in the same office as both of the people that helped me develop it.

Thanks for trying it, I hope you guys like it. I had a blast making it.

I think we made it too difficult, though.

If you liked mine, or some other person's, there's an audience award vote up.

http://jayisgames.com/archives/2007/07/audience_award3.php