Really solid and mind blowing physics puzzle experience. Even when the game doesn't present much of a challenge, the infinite areas are crazy to look at and travel through. Also, some of the smaller rooms hold really tight and well designed puzzles. However, the game sometimes feels like more of a proof of concept than a fully fleshed out game. Also, there are only a few mechanics introduced besides the main gravity/infinity concept, and they get old pretty fast. This makes the first half of the game stronger than the second half. Being short definitely works in the game's favor for this reason. On top of this, some of the larger scale puzzles (pretty common later in the game) are hard to fully look at/ get a concept of due to the limited first person perspective, but I suppose this is part of the challenge.

That being said, if you think you'll like it based off the store page, chances are you'll really enjoy it.

8/10

Really solid and mind blowing physics puzzle experience. Even when the game doesn't present much of a challenge, the infinite areas are crazy to look at and travel through. Also, some of the smaller rooms hold really tight and well designed puzzles. However, the game sometimes feels like more of a proof of concept than a fully fleshed out game. Also, there are only a few mechanics introduced besides the main gravity/infinity concept, and they get old pretty fast. This makes the first half of the game stronger than the second half. Being short definitely works in the game's favor for this reason. On top of this, some of the larger scale puzzles (pretty common later in the game) are hard to fully look at/ get a concept of due to the limited first person perspective, but I suppose this is part of the challenge. That being said, if you think you'll like it based off the store page, chances are you'll really enjoy it. 8/10