An awesome, yet ragefully stressful puzzle game to which I have compared to what you would get if you had The Impossible Quiz meet Portal and The Stanley Parable.  Its quite gory but challenging, trying to understand how the game worked and how trolly it was was quite fun. There were moments where I was really stuck and ended up cheating slightly by watching someone else's gameplay XD.

Sadly, I didnt get to finish the game as my computer decided to give up with it. The physics are awkward  to deal with, getting the cubes to co-operate which didnt help the already awkward gameplay and my PC lagging (the latter part of course cant be helped right now) .

Audio-wise, the game loses points for not having some kind of music to add to the atmosphere, but the sounds of the announcer. The deaths sounds are OK, albeit, confusing since it seems to change between each play. The reload screen saying "next" being shown in different languages was an  intriguing touch, especially since it was in red font.

For The most part it was a fun game with some frustrating elements, deaths being one of them but I did enjoy playing it :)

Super Meat Portal.

Simple style with complex design and kinda haunting at the same time.

Such a cool game.

Just needs some touch and a little well placed music with different theme in the levels.

Still playing though

Goddamnit, you made it in only 2 weeks? I am mind-blown.

Great level design, simple but fluid gameplay, great puzzles and audio.

I ended up doing speedruns, the game is so addictive.

Great job! One of the best I've played so far!

Nice game BUT its too white and it hurts when you are playing it.

The #1 feature are probably blood textures heh

Big portal vibes! Love it!!

The game has been updated:

- added Vsync option (disabled by default);

- added mouse sensitivity slider;

- fixed some janky audio triggers. Also, the player can no longer trigger audio when dead.

I think this is a really neat game. The world/setting is well established very early on and holds a nice tense atmosphere from start to finish, without the need for overly shocking jumps or things of that nature. The tension grows toward the end and I felt you dealt with the final act really nicely. The visuals and applause as the player ascends the corridor before their ultimate fate was bizarre and enthralling.

I'd like to make special mention of the 'company logo' and it's use on all of the doors. That logo is excellent, communicating the theme beautifully before any words are even spoken. 

In terms of unexpectedness, some of the puzzles did catch me off guard, in particular the money-path (which was also the one I thought had the best narration).

Very nice job :)