I've only played for a brief moment, but I am already feeling woefully unmotivated to open the game up again. The gravity mechanics were intriguing, but I was put off by how "Antichamber" the game is, whereas the steam page left me more with an impression of exploring an MC Escher-esque world with trippy perspective and visual puzzles. There isn't really much reason to keep going, other than to keep going. For being such a unique game, it's interesting how...stale it feels. It's like a boring gravity level from Mario stuffed with boring puzzles from Portal. If you loved antichamber and want more, I recommend this game. If you're just a casual player looking for an interesting puzzle game to get into, I think I would try something else.

The game was a valuable experience that I have never experienced before, but there are a few problems.

1. too large map
One of the features of this game is the infinitely repeating structure, but the distances between objects are so large that you have to fall many times to reach your destination.

This severely detracts from the gameplay.

2. the developer's self-satisfying achievements
The achievement of The Game Is Not Enough, which I could never achieve by just thinking for myself, made this game boring.

These kinds of achievements make the game boring, and developers should not easily provide them for their own satisfaction.

Absolutely gorgeous experience