Parallelia

Well, to begin with, the review is negative mainly because I'm stuck in one part, I've spent more than 1 hour touching all the buttons and doing the impossible without success, I don't know if it's a bug or what. There is a screenshot in the Steam discussions in case the dev or someone who has passed that part wants to help me. The game has no UI or configuration, ESC exits the game, does not save the game or anything, as simple as that. The game in that sense, feels like a project that didn't have enough dedication. And it is made based on an asset easily found in the unreal engine store: "Portals Blueprint". Despite all this, which sounds extremely negative, I enjoyed it (until I got stuck in the part I mentioned above). If I could play it to the end, I would recommend it, since the price is cheap.

Like Antichamber, but more frustrating and you can't save

We have Antichamber at home. ... antichamber at home. No saves, when you try to leave it crashes, you find progression accidentally etc. It has the tech but needs a lot of polish.

permanently softlocked by rubbing up against a specific wall

While I went into this with high hopes The game feels very unresponsive, most of the puzzles I felt where solved by accident by me just bashing my head against things With later puzzles causing me to have no idea how to solve them. The art style could work but there is not enough visual feedback for some sections to work, especially the platforming. Over all, if this is someones first game, it is very good for the genre, tho I would take a closer look at the visual queue other games use