No, this is not BattleSHIP, it is BattleSHIPS (plural). Instead of seeking vengeance by starting a war against a friend, this game is just a logic puzzle... All of a sudden battleship sounds a lot more fun... ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS: Can you place(drag) the vessels into the diagram? Some parts of vessels or sea squares have already been filled in. A number to the right or below a row or column refers to the number of occupied squares in that row or column. Any vessel may be positioned horizontally or vertically, but no part of a vessel touches part of any other vessel, either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. GAME INSTRUCTIONS: You can press "space" while dragging a ship (I'm calling them ships, not vessels...) to rotate it, or after you release you can press the rotate button to rotate the most recently selected/dragged ship. You can click or drag around the grid to change their display. This does nothing and can just be used as notes to mark things.
PUZZLE IS NOT ORIGINAL, THE GAME ITSELF AND THE CODE IS. Another puzzle game... Idk why I am making these but at least this one turned out better than Tile Twister :/. CURRENTLY, I do not know of any bugs other than when you drag a piece to the edge... Honestly, with the hints you could probably get an easier puzzle to solve with 1 than 20 sometimes... It more depends on the actual puzzle layout. Fun Fact: It took me around 6-8 hours to make this, but it probably could have been half that since I had to delete almost everything at some point from overcomplicating the code... Funner Fact: (It's a word now, you understand what it means anyway) For an example of the previous fun fact, I tried coding the game the same way Tile Twister was coded including the minor bug, but I found out in this game the bug would actually matter so I had to... FIX IT :(... (By changing basically everything). At least the game runs better...
