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Made me reflect on why I like playing video games. The puzzles are approachable and simple but the presentation (visuals, audio cues) is top notch.

It's got a good but short playtime; get it on sale or as a bundle.

I don't know, I think overall I just didn't enjoy the later half of this game

It starts out good, unique even and the puzzles themselves seem enjoyable, but then you quickly run into awkward puzzles that have you rotating the dimension of the world frequently not just once or twice and there's never an obvious bit of terrain or wall to help you rotate, for example needing to rotate the games dimension 270 or 360 degree's there's no convenient bit of wall to help you rotate, so you're stuck falling off the edge of the world over and over to try and find a suitable spot to rotate things (if you fall off the edge of a platform you basically fall endlessly through the game world as the top and bottom of the world loop on each other, so you fall and move through the air in order to land on a different piece of terrain)

An example of this is towards the end of the game you're manipulating giant Tetris like blocks but if you do this the way the game intends then you rotate the dimension of the game, fall off the side, rotate again and then you have to run up a flight of needlessly large stairs to then continue the rotation as effectively you're now on the ceiling of the level because you've fallen off the edge trying to find a suitable piece of wall to help you rotate, which you have to do several times over, if you watch a playthrough of this level then players "cheat" the game by rotating on pieces of terrain like tiny puzzle sockets that obviously weren't intended to do so because it's just far less frustrating this way

Which then brings in another problem in that, again toward the end of the game you're manipulating massive objects and because you have no suitable/obvious terrain to rotate with, you lose sight of the object you're moving and peeking over the edge to try and find it just sends you flying off it because you just fall so easily, it quickly just becomes frustrating, I just found myself annoyed with it all and wanted it to end

Overall I'd say there's a very solid foundation of a game here and if any shoot off of this game is made I hope they look into the issues

Sorry but it's a no from me

Fun little Escher-esque puzzler game where you play with gravity in a repeating/fractal-y world. Some really tricky hidden achievements looks like, but I still enjoyed 4 hours to get through the main game.

As far as puzzle games go, it’s like an easier version of Portal with graphics that are completely mesmerizing. An excellent cozy game.

Fantastic visuals, music and puzzles, feels very polished. It took me around 5 hours to beat and it was enjoyable throughout.
Lots of mind twisting puzzles involving non-euclidean geometry, shifting gravity and infinitely repeating environments. There is no story, just a constant stream of puzzles and beautiful environments.
Strongly recommend, I have not enjoyed a puzzle game as much as this since Portal 2.

If you liked the mandelbrot set, then you'll like this. 10/10 Would fall for a thousand lifetimes again.

Puzzles but non-euclidian!

...and a lot of stairs

Very good game, really. For first 6/7ths of it, REALLY very good game. Last 1/7 takes about half the time to complete not because of puzzles complexity, but because it takes so much more walking to move from one point to other. Last half of last area suddenly becomes more platformer-like with "precise falling" rather than puzzles... so last half of last area (which takes way more time to pass than any other area whole) gets... kinda boring. Beautiful, pretty, but boring.
Other than that? It's a very, very good game if you like puzzles! Certainly worth to try!

Pretty