"Hello! My name is Tyler. I'm the developer of the sliding puzzle music game as well as the Jonah game, and I did cartoons / animations for Guide starting all the way back in 2005 until the Tucker Barnes one a few years back. (Mouthless Bob anyone? :P)

First, I want to say I hope the game is running well for you and you understand the basic idea behind it. I know it's *very* challenging (that decision was out of my hands). I really tried hard to ensure the game was bug-free (and I completed it many times with no or very minor issues), but unfortunately I can't guarantee you'll never encounter any bugs. I'm not a professional game developer nor do I know much about computer science, and the random nature of how the tiles are laid out and how sections of the song play makes finding every single bug and squashing it very difficult. But I certainly tried my best as the circumstances would allow.

I wanted to offer some tips that may help you in solving the puzzle (do note I haven't played the game in months, so I'm just going from memory). Some of the tips are probably obvious admittedly, but here:

* Spend a LOT of time with the game and song. ;) I know that's obvious, but still…

* When appropriate, move a “train” of correctly-ordered tiles to make room for a new tile and to get that new tile into place. Move the train backwards and forwards as need be. You might move a train of tiles to make a path / make room for a new tile (to get the new tile into the correct position), then “reverse” the train back but with the new tile now in place, like adding a new carriage to the end of a train. Just try to remember what tiles were part of the original “train”.

* Read the lyrics to “Jesus Loves the Little Children” and get familiar with them. Just realize the game does not feature the entire song, it uses a "condensed" version.

* Focus on numerical (chronological?) order. Find the tile that has the first part of the song, get it into place, then find the tile that has the second part of song, get it into place, etc. Don't worry about what else gets moved / shuffled around in the process.

* In addition to a train, perhaps visualize this game like the game “Snake”, similarly moving along a grid.

* (Spoiler, but you don't win anything amazing for completing the puzzle, so don't stress over it much if you can't figure it out. :)

I hope these tips might be helpful ! Good luck!"

Thanks.

Sincerely,
Tyler Fishell

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