Amazing :D! Very innovative :D! Loved it :)!

Some points:

• Controls can feel a little weird when pressing multiple keys (stuff like hold down right, then up - then release right -> direction won't change even if should).
• I didn't recognize arrow keys in the tutorial image at first. Maybe if left, down and right were on the same line, it wouldn't happen.
• Rotating by arrow keys feels a little too fast at times.
• Very cool narrative :D! But if I had sounds off, I would never hear the tutorial... Having visuals too might help.
• There should be an option to eazily quit (Esc).

I hope I see you in the first 100 ;)! Good luck with future projects :D! And with this one, if you continue with it :D!

A real mindbending puzzle. I think you win for creepiest narration in the jam. I was really impressed with how far you could go with only sees in one dimension and yet not have it devolve into an unintelligible mess. I feel like the pushable blocks weren't introduced well because I think you could just shove through them in their first level which became much more important later on. Also I noticed I was sometimes seeing colour radiating from the ends of my lines sometimes which made me think that I was looking at the right colour but the door just wasnt opening. Not sure what was happening but the colours were sometimes hard to read and more clarity is always better especially in a puzzle game. I enjoyed the experience and the challenge.

The Idea was awesome, I loved playing with the reflection angles
I got stuck on "color creates ___N" level
The narration was Brilliant
Great job

Cool game, good soundtrack, has nothing to say, though I got stuck at the third level.

Very cool. Much more original of a take on "a 1D slice of a 2D space" than our game.

I actually got stuck on the third level for a while since I didn't understand that the four-way arrows was referring to the arrow keys. And combined with the voiceover cue...I spent a while thinking that maybe there was an invisible gap in the line where I could go in a different direction with WASD, and then thought maybe I could pan around with the mouse (since that sort of shape usually means drag-to-move). I did eventually get it, but if they had been arranged like they are on a keyboard it would have been clearer for me (and maybe enclosed in rounded-rects to look like keys)?

It might also be a nice touch to reveal the whole level once you beat it? I feel like it would have helped me to be able to check my understanding of the shape against reality. It might give too much away, of course. But maybe for some of the early/tutorial levels?

Generally excellent design though!

--Josh (part of teamwintergreen/Filament for this jam)

I think this game would work slightly better if there are less gradient / lines / noise. I stuck at red / blue door level, and couldnt figure how to unlock blue part. Definitely nice concept