Cursor 10

You control a series of ten cursors, each following the path of the one before it with a slight delay. Your main goal is to guide the lead cursor through each room to reach the exit, but you have to plan a path that all ten copies can successfully navigate. This means avoiding obstacles and often retracing steps to create a safe, looping trail for the later cursors. The mechanics are straightforward: you click to move, and you watch the chain of followers replicate your every turn. The pacing is methodical, requiring patience as you test routes and wait for the entire line to catch up. It feels like solving a spatial logic problem where your own recorded movements become the puzzle.