Wow, you are playing way-way different than I was. I did fast up-down motions with the mouse, granting huge distances within short time. It filled the entire screen with crosses of all colours, which forced me to draw a slow pattern waiting while all of the spawned crosses to clear, allowing me to proceed with the pattern. It is much more risky, but as each run is vastly shorter I think it pays up in the end
Very interesting, especially loved the constraint discovery mechanic. While every single constraint might not be original and there are definitely other puzzles with them, the process of guessing and seeing your guesses being eventually correct is very satisfying
Yeah, quantum physics is like that sometimes. Antimatter precisely can be described like a normal matter travelling backwards through time, and annihilating on contact. And antimatter is absolutely real and measurable object, like you and me
One of those puzzles where in most of the levels I've found a solution, but feel like there should be the solution. Because most of my routes sure are a solution...
Very nifty, as usual. The atmosphere is tense enough to feel obliged to solve the puzzle, yet not too scary to be distracting. I think I've skipped two artefacts: one above the big square grid, as I couldn't find how to interact with it; and one on the screen where you have to freeze a pattern - I don't seem to find the right combination. Overall, a very creative mechanic, very interesting
A very puzzle-oriented platformer; very unusual for this set of mechanics. Somehow I was expecting more tricky jumps, but this game was almost entirely based around figuring out what you need to do, and when to do what. Very impressive
One small improvement I might suggest -- add a circle around the player showing the pickup radius. Some of the puzzles require precise air manouvering to pickup all of the pickups, and this would help to visualise when you hit and when you miss
