really cool non-euclidean adventure! there were some really clever bits, and I liked how I had to explore around to find the way forward. the portals aren’t always completely seamless, but they’re still really convincing and I kept being surprised by where I ended up.

I fell off the narrow plank a couple of times because I misjudged where the center of the screen was — I think this could be remedied by adding a small dot to help with the platforming.

minor gripes aside, this was a great trip!

that kind of game is really my weak spot, wow i had a great time. really like the environment, the endless plane also hit my other weak spot, looking in the distance feel so great aaah. the temple design is simple but work very well (although some texture are hardly differenciable from a flat color). the settings is also great, inbetween an egyptian temple and a monastery and it just feel very good, wow.

tho, while this absolutely made the game really great, there’s still some important default. first, the physics settings you used for the character is really not adapted for platforming, i see it commonly used to be fair but it always feel terrible. slipping off platforms is really not compatible with platforming and it did made the thin bridge section a bit painfull. second, the low res+ blur while giving it a great 2000s game/movie look, its a bit overdone and does make it hard to see sometime. also a much smaller default, the lighting does feel out of place and a bit cheap, especially the orbs (i think too much bloom/it make the walls look too flat? maybe its too reflective? im not sure but there’s something about it that look “”“amateurish””” that clash with the rest)

overall, an amazing game tho, gg!

wow, really cool exploration game! the game really sets up the portal mechanic well by having you chasing the dog only to end up back in the start utterly confused xd. the level design is low-key peak, with the labyrinth you're exploring feeling complex while also not feeling too overwhelming for the player to explore imo! the size of each "puzzle" segment feels just right, it helps that each segment kind of locks you into a relatively small space through the use of recursive portals until you eventually find an alternative portal to allow you to exit that space, avoids the risk of players feeling too lost, nicely done here! each puzzle's solution feels so smart and clever, really encouraging exploration and outside-the-box thinking, no joke i'd audibly go "ahhh" after i managed to find each solution, its so well crafted!

the visuals make the labyrinth feel so big and vast while making the player feel so small, which makes it all the more satisfying once you reach the end! i personally liked the game being low res for what it is, it reminded me of the original Myst look, though this is just my opinion xd. there wasn't really anything that required any detail to be shown to the player since a lot of the things you looked at in the game are relatively big in size and have strong shapes and silhouettes, so i could personally see the game taking on this low res look if you want to it to be stylized that way! also the lighting is really good as well, like the different colors used, added a nice variety of tones to the scene!

this was a really cool game, i enjoyed seeing what challenge each new area would bring me next! great work!

I really loved the non-euclidian spaces! So confusing but still you can find the way somehow :D

Wow, pretty cool game! I really like the idea. I got the low resolution bug, not only it decreases resolution it also changes the aspect ratio to 1. Didn't detract that much from the experience though, the only part where detail was important was the credits at the end. I like that you included a sprint button, made exploration smoother overall, although the jump was a bit unwieldy I think exploring the labyrinth was fine. I really liked the mechanic of non-euclidian stuff, with a little bit of creativity you could make some puzzles with it if you wanted to expand the game, but for a game jam you did nice environments, with good lighting and a sense of getting lost and mind blows when we realize where each place leads to. Really cool game, one of my favorites here, I love exploration games! Thank you for making it!

Hi, really interesting use of recursive portals, I had so much fun playing it! The movement when jumping was a little bit too floaty, and I could climb to places I should've not reached. Overall a really original concept, I liked this one a lot! 

Great job, you should definitely continue developing it in the future, good luck with it <33333

This is such a cool game! how does it still have so few retings?!

Fun little game kinder reminded me of Only Up but it wasn't a scam like Only Up, The objective was clear and simple you go up and get to the top, and the sound was good. The movement sadly was floating but that could be an intentional choice by the Developer, good game!

This game was really fun, it was a fun idea that made me really motivated to keep exploring once I realized what was going on. Some of the time I felt totally baffled on how to progress but ended up progressing anyway luckily lol, the credits at the end were kinda unreadable because of the low resolution, but yeah overall it was wonderful, great job!