Towards the end of April, prolific developer Philipp Stollenmayer aka Kamibox released his latest incredibly clever puzzle game called Supertype ($1.99). On the surface Supertype looked like your average old word game, but in reality it is a physics puzzler that uses actual letters to solve a bunch of different puzzles. You’ll type a word near the top of the screen and when you hit Return those letters will then become bound to the laws of gravity, with the goal being to get any part of the letters to touch whichever “goal dots" are in the level. There are some nuances to this mechanic but that’s the basic gist of the game, and it’s incredibly fun and cool, with us awarding Supertype our Game of the Week upon release.
Now Kamibox has released the first content update for Supertype, and it’s quite a doozy. The game now includes a full-blown level editor, so you can create your very own levels. The editor itself is pretty simple, with a tidy menu allowing access to various types of objects and then a tool to allow you to fine-tune the placement of those objects. You can very easily hop in and test your creation with the push of a button, and once you’re satisfied, you can even share your level with others. The level sharing is a bit clunky; a created level generates a code of sorts that can then be shared via the standard iOS share sheet. The person on the other end then goes into the level creation part of their copy of Su...