Incredible work, very fun to play!

I really like this idea of swapping between the human and the mouse to solve the puzzles and I’d love to see it developed further :) Only thing I’d say is it would be nice to have the option the change camera sensitivity as it’s just a bit too sensitive for me currently.

The idea has potential. The game is fairly simple though and the puzzles aren't that complicated if you know, what to look for. I liked the fact, that despite the art style being rather monochromatic (I don't mean this as a bad thing, quite the opposite, I enjoyed it very much) it was clear where to go and what to look for (thanks to glowsticks and red buttons). I know that you 'd be able to push those puzzles even further given more time :)

Nice job.

Oh, and some foreboding music in the background would be also great, but that's me nitpicking :D

Sadly, I got stuck because it seemed like I couldn't interact with anything but the art style was very impressive.

Rats are the superior rodent.

In all seriousness I like the game but it could get annoying having to run to one side of the room with the  mouse and then go again with the man

Wow, really cool art style, nice work!

cool idea, nice aesthetics, fits the theme well.  would've felt less boring if there was music or more sound effects

the game felt slow in terms of performance, which caused a lot of delays in the controls and made me fall a bunch.

lot of potential, good job!

I could only play the web version as I currently don't own a Windows PC, so take everything with a grain of salt. Even though I played the browser version, I quite enjoyed the aesthetics, especially the human model is quite nice. Puzzle design was pretty simplistic, but fun. The thing I struggled the most with was execution, but I'm generally not very good at first-person 3D platformers, so that might just be me. Gave up after falling down one too many times. I feel like this has potential to become a cool little platformer, maybe something along the lines of Banjo-Tooie with more focus on the character splitting aspects. Nice start!