I can really figure out how to get past level 2 and therefor I can't really say anything.

Man I really want to play this, but I only have a Chromebook, and it's not powerful enough to run windows in a VM, but I will find a way. In the meantime, the infinity fox is adorable. 

This game lagged a lot, to the point that the level in that first screenshot was hard to get through due to how much the controls suffered.

The "e" in the second level doesn't make it clear what it's supposed to do, and I couldn't get it to do anything. Further, the sheer number of clones that ended up on screen while trying made the level impossible. I eventually found the "r" button to reset, but until then I was stuck. The fact that the game is fullscreen and doesn't seem to have an in-game way to quit is all the more aggravating. On top of that, even when trying to play with a freshly cleared level, the box goes flying at the slightest nudge and then gets stuck in a way anytime it hits one.

This is awesome, my favorite jam entry that I've played so far! (I have a lot more to get to though) Anyway, I thought the mechanics were fairly easy to learn but still tricky enough to reason through, so it was satisfying to discover the solutions. It felt smooth, and the effects were pretty neat. I would give it 5 stars if it was possible to leave a rating, but I think that's disabled until the fake jam rating period ends.

Really interesting, it made me feel claustrophobic in a way? Not like in a bad way, it was just interesting and the whole thing having your clones following you around (and not having control over WHEN it would happen) was really interesting!