Here is a silly game which is only four megabytes and takes about sixty seconds to fully complete and is free http://jonathanwhiting.com/ld/37/
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I was going to write a program to solve this game for arbitray nesting levels but it turns out there's an "Autoplay" option which does this
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The game does not go on forever; the sixth level of nesting is the last one. Autoplay mode solves it in about 15 minutes or so
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Each level of nesting in this game takes just over twice as many moves to solve as the previous one.
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The solution to the first level is FFFFFFFRFFFFLFFRFFFFRFFFFRFFLFFF (32 moves), plus FFFB to position yourself to solve the next level
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To solve the next level, replace "F", "R", "L" and "B" with "FB", "RFBL", "LFBR" and "BF" respectively. Repeat for each level of nesting
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Moves to solve each level: 1: 32 (+4 to set up next) 2: 76 + 8 3: 176 + 16 4: 400 + 32 5: 896 + 64 6: 1984 Total: 3688
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It would probably take a human being several hours to solve manually, most of that time spent trying to reorient various nested cameras
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This sort of ties in with my "Twitch Plays Pokemon Plays Pokemon" idea, where Red would be stuck in a room with large Game Boy buttons
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