Relash

2022 and you don't have the decency to include more than 'volume' in your settings. Shame on you. Five-dollar demo where none of the mechanics actually feel like they're actually working together until literally the last six levels, those being the last two of the main 25 single-room and [i]incredibly[/i] simple puzzles, then the four 'bonus' levels. These really do feel like a prelude, a 'chapter 1' of a much larger puzzle game. It would've only taken me a single hour to beat had it not been for the floaty, bad-feeling physics constantly making me fall off ledges or to my death. With no button to quick-retry only the second half of the level - the part after you've reversed time - you just have to retrace your steps through the first half of the level over and over to get the ability to actually attempt the puzzle part of the puzzle again. There were even a few puzzles where I was completely unsure if I'd solved it the way it'd been intended, like some pieces of the rooms are either red herrings or are part of a more convoluted solution I didn't need. It's five bucks so I can't rag on it too hard, but seriously, there needs to be more to it than this. There's a good concep…

interesting concept game has potential

good game. FPS puzzle game. most are pretty easy. a few require thought. last one requires timing. minor sort of glitch, you have to hold the spacebar after you complete a level in the beginning when you are looking at the board thing to get the game to continue to next level.