Competently-executed demake. I thought the original Superliminal was pretty brilliant when it first debuted, must have been fun to recreate. I've been wanting to get my hands on Viewfinder too, similarly mind-bending concept to it. Anyhow, this was pretty fun and I was surprised to see this style of game built in Unreal Engine. Performance did start to really chug on the 2nd level for me, and my controls got all wonked out when I knocked over a painting/mirror and then stepped into it, so I could not progress to the end. But what I liked what I saw!

Very big fan of superluminal so I was pleasantly surprised with this entry.  Great use of mechanics for the jam and I did have a bunch of fun! It defiantly feels like something you would find on the old PlayStation. Great work!

I got some portal vibes with this game (I haven't played superliminal)! Love the puzzles in room concept. The scaling was fairly easy to get the hang of after 1 or 2 tries and I thought your theme interpretation is very clever. I loved the creepy atmosphere and the visuals and some additional audio could enhance this. Great game, nice work!

Such a great game. I had some issues at the beginning with the scale controls but overall it's a great game. Keep it up :D

I love the light effects!  Gave it a cool surreal look.  Part of me would love to have some more sound effects, or some music, but at the same time, the aura is kinda creepy and I'm a fan of that.

I did have a few issues with the scaling/controls being inconsistent and such.  I also noticed that it was possible to somehow "remember" the right click so that when I went to pick up an object, it would wig out perspective-wise and the rotation was still active, but at least that was reversible.  

I'm already reimagining a few movie scenes done in this art style =D.

It's a great puzzle game! I enjoyed the psx look, too. Managing the cube was sometimes challenging because it would always scale, so I had to "play" with the perpendicular walls to place the cube with the desired size in the correct place to climb up the walls. But maybe that was on purpose :)

Good job!

i like the ps1 graphic for this game , and this game like the full version of marketplace game i guess , but anyway good job :D

Really enjoyed this take on Superliminal! The mechanics seem solid and I enjoyed the PSX aesthetic and puzzles. Great job!

I liked the visuals but the game was glitching a lot. For example, when I pick up a object and put it down it scales to a smaller size for some reason. So, I couldn't complete a full play-through. I wish you all the best for the jam.

Hey, fun game! Gonna leave my thoughts here:

The good:
- I thought the puzzles were quite good. Easy to understand and some had some really cool moments (I particularly liked the one instance where you had to look out the window to grab the coffee cup).
- I know that some people are tired of the PSX trend, but I am not one of those people. I feel like it has a lot of charm and doing this kind of style in UE is probably harder than most realize, so kudos to you.
- I liked that you had some new ideas and that this wasn't a 1 for 1 reimplementation of the base superliminal game (something that I was worried about on seeing your submission).
- +1 for the arcade carpets

The improvable:
- I think that while the duplication mechanic was new, it was a little hard to use. I spent a lot of time duplicating the box to get it on the ledge in one of the last puzzles. I think you could find a really cool and innovative use for this mechanic though! 
- I think the feedback / indication to what is and is not interactable in the world could have been done better. I spent a fair amount of time just clicking on props that turned out not to be scalable so that I could solve the puzzle. Maybe have a middle state of the reticle that indicates what you are mousing over is interactable, but you are still too far away from. Another solution to this could be to have a particular visual language for interactable objects (i.e. one color palette, a particle effect, etc...).

All in all, a good game! I really appreciate the technical merit on display here from both a visual and gameplay perspective. Wish you the best of luck!

Very cool take on the superliminal game. Several reference to the game which i thought was really cool.  Really seems like a hard concept to nail down for a game jam, but you definitely managed it. a few odd behaviors (duplicate objects bounced , I lost a few objects in the floor by making them too small) but overall this was implemented very well. especially with minimal time limit. 

There was a lot technical mechanics were involved. That is not an easy thing to do. I don't prefer this type of graphics but the light effects were very cool.

I had trouble about the scaling part, I could not scale the boxes the way I wanted sometimes. I never stuck on puzzles but I can see some people will and I did not get the forced view parts.  Unlimited pick up range was weird but I guess you had to use it. Some objects were sometimes pick able and sometimes not.

It was a little more like a tech demo but levels were actually given some thought.

I just want to say, the visual style on display here is incredible - excellent use of post processing effects and materials, really hard to believe this is an Unreal Engine game. The scenery and level design was also very good and definitely reminiscent of the era of gaming you were going for.

While I understand that this is mostly a reimplementation of the base gameplay of Superliminal, I think you've done a pretty good job of that - it certainly doesn't seem like an easy mechanic to replicate, and I thought the actual scaling worked fairly well in practice.

On the flip side, the engine may have caused a bit of friction regarding the physics aspect of the game - I had quite a few of the scalable objects bounce around randomly after scaling them, and had to fight to keep a few of them on their buttons. Also ended up soft-locking myself the first time around with the mirror, as it fell over once after I went through it.

Think there's definitely some interesting ideas you could explore with this concept, and would love to see some of the additional ideas you've previously mentioned implemented on top of the base mechanic. Great job on the entry!