given that this is a mostly cerebral game it's kind of out of place that the timing can be so tight on some puzzles. Maybe some folks enjoy that, (NOT ME), but I'd strongly suggest a "accessibility" mode where you can set the timing to be, IDK, 3x slower? I'm thinking of the batteries but I suppose the write heads would need to be slowed down too, which maybe hints that 2x slowdown would be the sweet spot (no reason not to just give a slider, actually)....

Nothing in this forum and I wondered if I'm too dumb for this game or something. I almost wrote a post to ask about that empty battery at the very start. Then I looked up in the other room... :-) I'm a casual hobby coder, as in don't really code that much but have some bursts of codathons now and then. Java-like Processing or C++ like Arduino stuff mostly. Minor stuff. And yet somehow I never really got how a Turing machine worked! And now after ~30 minutes with this game, it's much ...

I'm enjoying it so far. small quality of life issues: really need an option to speed up the rate of turning that doesn't also change the rate of moving forward/strafing. You turn too slow, but if you turn up sensitivity, then you move too fast. this is with the gamepad, fyi. what package did you use for remappable controls in unity? also, it's unclear what press to hold toggles. maybe I just have not gotten to any puzzles that use it....

As in the title. No "Re:Touring" in the list as far as I can see. No biggie, just FYI. But kinda bummed I couldn't add any, now that I got all of them :)

Find a record player Point at it and hold down the mouse until the tonearm starts to move towards the record. Immediately release the mouse,then hold it down again until the tonearm moves back to the off position. Bug - you'll heard the record playing even though the tonearm is not on the record but in the off state. I know, super minor bug. I just thought it was interesting....