Interesting game :) also yummy cake

Fun game, love the sound and cake in the end!

A simple concept with a nice implementation, puzzles were a bit too easy. I think movement speed could be increased a notch since once you figure out how to solve it it can feel a bit slow when moving the blocks around. The door sound effect was so funny I liked that a lot

I think it’s a great game on par with the theme! The long animation and constant running for cubes was a bit tiring at the beggining, so some sort of ability to grab a few of them at once could be nice meaby? Overall I had fun tho and I think you could develop and expand on it way more!

I love the sound effects and the overlap effect with cubes is cool :)

I wish there were some more complex puzzles because these are very straightforward. Maybe you could add some more mechanics, like the ability to form a yellow cube (green + red), magenta and cyan, and have walls of these colors.

Portal

Okay this game is incredible! I got strong Portal and Antichamber vibes (both of which are games I love). The cube splitting mechanic looks so good and is a really satisfying puzzle solving mechanic. I can tell a lot of work went into it. It also matches the theme of the jam really well. The narration is well done too.

I could see this becoming a full game if you decide to keep developing it. I would definitely play more of this.

Great puzzle mechanic! And physics, I managed to get a really good spin while holding a cube that lasted for a good few seconds, very satisfying!!

The idea of cube splitting up into RGB and using it to solve puzzles were sick! I loved it!

Well done! Has potential to be a great puzzle game!

Great game! Not only is the aberration effect beautiful in design but love that it is functional too. Super intuitive and solid gameplay, with amazing and hilarious sound effects (Swooosh!!). I'm ready to buy your abberation glasses or a plushy color cube when you have merch! Great job.

Love every part of it! The splitting and combining of the cubes look great. The mechanic looks like it has tons of potential. The dialogues make the whole experience very personable. Would love to see this mechanic be extended to a full game!

I also thought when I saw the theme that chromatic aberration could be turned into a mechanic, but never really came up with anything. Really glad to see someone more creative get it done!

A fun little puzzler with a pretty cool concept. I liked the narrator’s voice lines (especially the “I’m not an AI that would be against the rules” joke), and I thought the blending/separating effects were very impressive, I could tell you put a lot of work into that.

It would’ve been nice if the cubes spun less and were easier to control when picked up, and I would’ve liked some more complex puzzles, but considering you made the game in 14 days you did well :).

I really like the idea and how the cubes nicely blend together to white when they are together, I just wish the puzzles were more challenging. Also love the sfx, a mouth made music in the background would be hilarious and work really well I think. Really solid game!

Like it

Cool puzzle game. 

Can tell you put a lot of work into the visual effects of the game. It really paid off, they look great. Voice acting is of high quality and used appropriately.

Would ideally like a couple more puzzles, but I understand that you only had 14 days.

Excellent submission. Well done!

really neat core mechanic.

Really enjoyed this - great idea and portal vibes (... bit like mine ;)) 

 I felt the boxes could've snapped to the buttons when placing them down, sometimes I'd put a box on a button then the physics would slowly knock it off again and I'd have to go back.

Great job though - I did leave wanting more, which is a good thing!

Amazing, very cool concept, and super interesting gameplay, I love it!!!

Pretty solid, could've used like 2 more puzzles. 10/10 sounds effects

I... I suspected that this could happen..)
Upd: also, not bad! Color combination effect is really nice. Too sad it is so small, though maybe if I decided to make something of a similar size, then I'd not end up with a build with stupid copy-paste bug preventing player from progressing after 10 minutes out of an hour or so of gameplay planned.