Hexahedral

I don't think I fully understood what this was going for. To the positives, the ambience and the visuals are quite good. The environment is striking at points, and it has some very solid moments in terms of the aesthetics. But the gameplay is difficult in ways that may not be intentional. Much of the early game can be circumvented by pressing into a wall and rolling upwards at an angle, and learning how to jump is an exercise in frustration and not experimentation. Many jumps and motions seem to be tuned with a very specific motion in mind - maybe some more playtesting would help iron that out? But the game would be more bearable if the music was better. There are two tracks that repeat at intervals, and both do not help the ambience or mood of the game and instead detract from the relative mood the game tries to cultivate. Moreover, they tend to grate on the senses as you try to line up your next move. The themes and ideas the game says to have in the description don't seem to be there either, I never saw more words than the UI and title. Is it the gameplay that is supposed to be part of these themes? I am unsure about what this was going for, but it is certainly an intriguin…