is there any way to go back through the levels you've alr been in or do i have to start over again bc i have bad memory (talking about the code)

I found several bugs :P (Can't send gif of the another one, too big)

Anyway. That's a really decent game :D It does keep similiar atmosphere to Portal series and that's a really good achievement. There are many ways to bug the game, but it's understandable as some mechanics (grabbing crate) are not that easy to program, so that's fine.

I really enjoy music and artstyle. Not sure if I can criticise it in any way.

Design and theme are really well caught, so it's also hard to get any problems. I would just suggest to make dialogs appear entirely after second click, as it's a bit frustrating when you have to go through all the dialogs again waiting for them to finish.

Great job ;)

I was hoping to play and rate, but I'm on a Mac and I didn't see a browser mode:(. 

Holy cow, the ending gave me goosebumps!

The story is awesome, the gameplay is functional, the graphics are ok and the sound is really atmospheric. This was an amazing experience. Congratulations!

Obs.: I don't know what was the "even meaning of life" of the first (or second) puzzle. I was going through the even numbers (I thought it was the number of chromosomes in our DNA, 46, I guess?) and I luckily get it right.

Environments lack props and game could use some ambience but I liked the idea ;)

I enjoyed this entry in general. Highlight is the puzzle design coupled with the trivia. There was only one question that in my opinion lent itself to multiple interpretations, and that's the wall colour one. The fact that there is a Green paint receipt under a box, doesn't infer that the guy wanted to paint the walls green and then changed his mind. It just means he bought green paint. So I answered that incorrectly. It was my only incorrect answer. Anyway, puzzles were high quality and interesting. One could argue that the cultural puzzles are dangerous. Friday the 13th isn't necessarily a cursed day for some cultures. 42 isn't the meaning of life, unless you've seen the film or care about inane memes. Careful when you decide on these hints. You may want to go with self contained information instead.

I had trouble getting into the game, because of the initial narrative. The try hard humour ground my gears and I was really close to quitting. Generally speaking, it's very difficult to write compelling narrative and dialogue, especially in games, where interaction changes perspectives. For instance, I immediately pressed Shift on the comms, and the AI still said "haha, I've fooled you". Haha you haven't. You're missing a condition to check if Shift was my first input when interacting with you. The dialogue improves in quality as the game continues. When the AI acts more mature, arguably. My general suggestion in this area, reduce humour, remove smug / sarcastic character (very cheap form of humour), and focus on what you are trying to convey. Then decide the best possible character archetype to do so. If your choice is smug and sarcastic, fair enough, but I find it to be unoriginal as it's very common. My interpretation is that it's easier to write a smug character that reveals to have some depth, then a deep character that reveals to have more depth, if that makes sense.

Graphics are pretty decent, though rough in places. I think the decision to start with the character looking up is a bad idea, I thought I was faceless at first. I like to see my character's face to identify with him. Also, you have pixel density problems. For instance, there is a pressure plate that gigantic in the second to last room. That looks quite ugly.

The only blunder in the puzzle design was the last pressure plates in the second to last room. They break convention. This violates the sixth Nielsen's heuristic (https://www.nngroup.com/articles/ten-usability-heuristics/). You should have designed different graphics for this type of pressure plate.

I don't dig the locomotion controls. Basically, the character moves by one unit where you go, but it's inconsistent. This created problems in the second to last room, where there is a box very close to a laser and you need to place yourself between laser and box to push it. I have no idea why you chose to move this way, but you did. Cost me 1 unnecessary death.

The music is strange. You have 2 tracks I believe, and they play whenever they feel like playing. So there are rooms that are devoid of music, rooms with it. Odd. I like the songs, I think they fit the mood, but the implementation is poor.

Overall, a very enjoyable entry. One of my favourites. I would put it in the hall of fame  file I have, were it not for the amount of fluff in the dialogue. Good show.