Level maps

All of the game's levels are stored as raw text files and hence can be modified with any text editor. For example, the layout for level 6 follows: ```

<h6></h6>

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B ** ** ----

<h6></h6>

```

Plagiarism

What appears to be an unauthorized source port of this free game appeared for sale on Apple's App Store under its original working title Tiny Skater, as of April 19th, 2011, the handiwork of controversial publisher Domi Games.

Source code

Though Windows was the only operating environment for which a compiled executable of this game was released, its raw code and game assets are all provided allowing one to run the game on any system capable of supporting the Python 2.4 and PyGame 1.7 development environments.