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Step into a VR mystery where you'll manipulate light and mirrors to uncover clues about a crime, then rewind time with an ancient clock to piece together what really happened. This immersive puzzle game rewards careful observation and audio cues as you discover hidden reflective surfaces throughout the environment to solve the case.
VR Only.
There is a clue in the mirror about the situation at the time of the incident. You can obtain the clues by connecting the mirrors in the correct order using light. Then you can use a clock to go back in time.
TIPS :
Look around closely.
There are objects in the room that can reflect. You can use it to solve the puzzle.
Focus on the sound.
Listen to where the sound is coming from. You might get a hint about the puzzle.
Look at objects that seem to be reflective.
A special effect appears when a eyes reach an object. You can use this to see which objects are reflecting.
There is a clue in the mirror about the situation at the time of the incident. You can obtain the clues by connecting the mirrors in the correct order using light. Then you can use a clock to go back in time.
TIPS :
Look around closely.
There are objects in the room that can reflect. You can use it to solve the puzzle.
Focus on the sound.
Listen to where the sound is coming from. You might get a hint about the puzzle.
Look at objects that seem to be reflective.
A special effect appears when a eyes reach an object. You can use this to see which objects are reflecting.
What Steam players say
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I hate to give a negative recommendation to this game because I think the game mostly delivers on what it is advertising. I just can't recommend a game where I had zero fun. I only played 15 minutes, but I just didn't want to keep going. It's a mirror reflection puzzle game. You aim the light unto other reflective surfaces until you finally shine the light onto the glowing object. It's mostly about patience. You just have to aim it the right way. There's also some murder mystery story going on (which wasn't very interesting). I think the deal-breaker for me is that I just didn't see the point of this game for VR. You either have a top-down view or a third person view of the light. You use an Xbox controller to control the mirror you selected from the top-down view. There was zero immersion in this game. Honestly, I think the game would be better as a Non-VR game. For VR, you should be using motion controllers to physically move the mirror with your hands. Otherwise, there is no point to the VR in this game. VR doesn't help in any way nor is there any immersion. Rating 3/10 just not fun, but it does play fine and functions as it is advertised. This should be a .9…5 found this helpful
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