Jewel Warehouse v0.2, new DS puzzle/platformer homebrew

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Jewel Warehouse is a new puzzle/platformer homebrew for the DS. The goal of the game is simple, collect the gems and move on to the next level. To reach the exit you will have to navigate spikes, fire, and other challenges. The current state of the project is an early release with just 15 levels. Test it out and then give your thoughts via the on-going discussion link below.

Controls said:
Press A to shoot water once you have the water drop.
Press B to toggle the switch when in contact with it.
Press Y to retry a level from the beginning.
Press R if you get stuck and want to progress, or in the unlikely event a level is bust.

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