A browser game made in HTML5.
A ten minute gameboy puzzle game. Requires an emulator to run on your computer, but you can also play the web version embedded on the store page - although there's no sound on the web version, at least for me. I don't know if there's sound on the gameboy version or not. In this game, a young girl Viv and her uncle Bob are trapped in a series of parallel rooms and need to unlock each door and escape. Bob can push heavy stones onto targets. Viv is light enough to cross dangerously rickety floors and press buttons. You flip-flop through a mirror to control them both to solve each puzzle. It's a cute and quick little game, but the very last puzzle is bugged. When you push the numbered stones into the correspondingly labeled slots, two of them don't give you the "ka-ching!" that indicates you've correctly placed them, and the door doesn't unlock. If you reset the puzzle and swap these two by putting them in the wrong slot, you get the "ka-ching!" but the door still doesn't unlock. After a few resets the game gave me a pity unlock without placing all the stones. So it's cute, but definitely showing its roots as a jam game made in 72 hours.
