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Interesting take on this type of dual-controller puzzle. I do wish that I could just swap between which character I controlled at will vs. selecting at the very start (before knowing what that even meant). It would have made it a lot easier to navigate the world.

A few more earlier puzzles to aid in teaching some of the mechanics would be useful. Thematically, I'm still trying to understand a bit about how the shadows are getting "formed", but that's a story/narrative element maybe. 😅

It's always cool to see something that can evolve beyond a jam.

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Thank you for playing! 

We thought about adding some info about the mechanics a bit too late, and didn't have enough time to do so.

As for the shadows, the characters are separated by a mirror (left is trapped inside the mirror,  right has to guide them to the door), and so whoever's on the left can't see behind the objects because they create a shadow in the mirror (if that makes any sense). And if the left person can't see in the shadows, whatever is there isn't actually there if you know what I mean. 

Sorry if it's a bit confusing, it was a bit hard trying to explain what we thought of, lol :')

Also thank you for the idea of switching between which character to control, I think it'd be nice to add something like that in the future!!