Mirrorama

You have 1 box. Enter the mirror dimension, steal the box from it, and bring it back. You now have 2 boxes. 2 more are now reflected in the mirror. Enter the mirror dimension and steal both those boxes. You now have 4 boxes. Enter the mirror dimension and steal all the boxes. You now have 8 boxes. Enter the mirror dimension and steal all the boxes. You now have 16 boxes. Enter the mirror dimension and steal all the boxes. You now have 32 boxes. Enter the mirror dimension and steal all the boxes. They're starting to take up the space. You now have 64 boxes. Enter the mirror dimension and steal all the boxes. The framerate is kinda going down. You now have 128 boxes. Enter the mirror dimension and steal all the boxes. You now have 256 boxes. Enter the mirror dimension and steal all the boxes. This takes over half an hour to accomplish. You now have 512 boxes. Enter the mirror dimension and steal all the boxes. GPU usage is at 100%, slowly melting the back of your PC case. Your framerate has not seen double digits for the last few hours. The input lag alone is unbearable. Attempting to take screenshots produces blank, black images. OBS fails to render the replay buffer. You now have …

More than anything else, this feels like an interesting proof of concept. I really wanted to enjoy playing this, and for the first thirty minutes or so I did. But this game is incredibly dull story-wise, leaps from overly easy to more advanced puzzles without actually properly leading up to it, and has some of the most pointless steam achievements I've seen on a Steam game that aren't idle or clicker games. The most agregious theme in achievements was time-wasting. Playing through the game again with no differences or choices available just to get a one-choice different ending, spending 10 HOURS in a single room in the game for an achievement, waiting for a screensaver to hit a corner - this all felt like it was just trying to get more play hours in-game with the least amount of effort possible. And then the achievement for glitching the physics engine? Incredibly frustrating and obtuse to get. I think what sticks with me the most about this game though is that it had the potential to be decent. Make some of the mechanics less clunky and getting rid of the explicitly time-wasting aspects would be a great step. So would some minor tweaks to the story. The themes of frustrati…

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43083373/]Clever games curator review: 5/10[/url] This puzzle game has a unique twist: with a button press you can enter the mirror to duplicate blocks and freeze time on the other side of the mirror. The game has a number of interesting levels that make use of this mechanic in ways that feel mostly unique and interesting. The puzzles almost all involve a little bit of thought, but none are the sort that hurt my head. Once you understand what is holding you back from progressing on a level it’s usually fairly straightforward to see what you would do to clear it. Mostly it’s a cerebral game, where reflexes and timing do not play a role. Unfortunately somewhere around level 18, the dev seems to have run out of cerebral challenges and started introducing some timing based ones that were in my mind overly tight. Indeed I tried to find non-timing based solutions, but the dev had worked overtime to only allow one possible solution. To me this really hurts the game, and I decided not to finish it. The other notable weakness is the storyline. Such angst and anger. Imagine the movie Office Space but written without any humor and with 10 times as…

Doesn't do much with the gimmick. It's really really short. Only one or two puzzles actually felt fulfilling to solve. It just feels unfinished. The shoehorned in story doesn't help either.

Play Superliminal or Portal instead. The awkward physics make it tiresome. The puzzles are somewhat tedious. It's obvious that nobody checked the dialogue either.

the best game ever i have enjoyed and it was fun. berry made a cool game