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Awesome game! A mix of unique gameplay, nostalgia, epic music and humor.

Just to nitpick a bit, almost every case of using "its" as a possessive is misspelled as "it's". Also, I expected a few more "puzzles", but I guess that would make the hacking too gamey.

Awesomely creative puzzle platformer! There are many levels with many interesting mechanics! I love it! Just a warning - you need some platforming skills to beat it. It's not just about the puzzles.

Such simple game and it can be so much fun to play with 2-3 buddies (though it does get a bit stale after 20 minutes).

Giving this 👍 just for how responsive the devs are in the Steam discussions.

So far the game itself seems good too.

First, you need to understand that this game was released as an April Fools' joke, parodying other games of the developer. I like joke games like this and I think that this twist of the formula (looking for invisible people) is pretty clever!

Second, I find it actually quite fun to play! I typically try to find 2/3 of the invisible people just by random clicking (especially in places where I haven't found any yet) and then the remaining 1/3 using hints (which is encouraged by the game).

Unfortunately, I came into this expecting a puzzle platformer.

Most of the game is boring, barely skippable dialogue. And the puzzles in between are relatively easy. It's not a total walk in the park, but if you've played a few puzzle games before, you'll manage.

In comparison with the tens (or hundreds) of other find-the-cats games on Steam, this one offers nothing new. At times, it felt like I was playing through someone's cash-grab attempt to ride the trend, rather than a lovingly crafted game.

I know that it is subjective, but in my opinion the quality of the artworks (potentially the only redeeming quality) is not particularly high.

In its core, this is a pretty simple game. However, there is a lot of fun in that simplicity.

Furthermore, the graphics is just a big pleasure to look at. I wish for more games set in this world.

This really makes me wish I had 4 controllers (I actually do have enough friends to play this).

"Mom, I want to play Talos Principle"
"We have Talos Principle at home"
Talos Principle at home: Q.U.B.E. 2

For real though, it's not bad. Some 6-7 hours of easy to moderate puzzles with several physics-inspired mechanics.