I'd like a catchy sing along that teaches people proper garbage etiquette, such as how to use a compactor properly. We can't have everything we want, though...

Please don't throw chairs in the compactor, guys.

I also figured out a way to save 100% on "No Rests Allowed." Would make for a good talisman, methinks.

I said I would make this so I spent some time cobbling something together. I'll let the pictures speak for themselves.
This is for the current format; I will probably port it to the new format once I switch over to it.

Lava drops


Puzzles within puzzles

Oh, the panel puzzle here is an action puzzle. In case you want to try to solve that too.

These two levels, music, and most importantly the tileset itself are attached.
Feedback appreciated!

Here's a tweak of "Flow Control."

This is a bit late but I feel like something that could have been done with the spikes is to make the tips of them a fire object and the rest of them a terrain piece. That way the base is solid but the pointy bits are lethal.

I'm pretty terrible at cooking and can't really make anything fancy, but I do like to cook up Italian sausage, rice, and peas then mix 'em together. A simple dish, but tasty nonetheless.

Using words like IN and OUT to mark teleporters may not be the ideal solution, but it does work. With so little space to work with in the sprite, it's hard to make a distinguishing marker that isn't just a word.
Unless the teleporters could have idle animations... That could give us some more room to work with to make it clearer what they are. If they have an idle animation it's clear right away that it's an object, and sprited correctly then telling teleporters and receivers apart should be a simple matter. The animation could then be made so that when mirrored there's a visible difference, so you can tell if the teleporters are going to change the lemming's facing or not.

All of this work in creating the new format has erupted into far more of a war than I think anyone expected it would. I fear that we're turning too much against each other here and that the whole project is just going to melt down. I don't want to see that happen; a lot of work has gone into this to try to make it good. If we can't agree, though, it won't be good.

Honestly, I've mostly been sitting on the sidelines for these discussions because I don't like jumping into the fire. It hasn't really worked for me in the past. I've been watching this fire get bigger and bigger though, and I don't want to see people at each other's throats. We're supposed to be tormenting each other by making devious puzzles, not by arguing over the tools we have to make those puzzles with.

A lot of people are getting frustrated about this whole thing, and I just want it to remain civil.