I love the artwork.  I'm sure a ton of work went into animating the main character.  This is a neat stealth puzzler you've got here!

First I was surprised that the game plays in a three dimensional room. That's a really cool idea. Picking up the tools and using them worked perfectly. I also think the balancing between the movement of the character and the light circles was pretty good. 

I enjoyed the art and music style and evading the cameras pretty much. 

I think the binary calculation task is a cool Idea. And also that the tasks are randomised. But I got some tasks which I couldn't enter in the solution boxes (the result was to big).. Also there is no direct way to close that box, expect walking into a camera detection area. I tried pressing the Escape Button which endet up in closing the game instantly. I think these are little points to improve on.

Overall I think you did a pretty good job there :)!!! 

Nice art and music. I enjoyed playing it :) 

Also, even tho I know about binary adding, I don't know why I struggled in that part.

I enjoyed streaming this game. I didn't really see how "glitch" came into play, but the game itself was actually pretty fun, if somewhat difficult. The graphics were toight, even if the user interface needed some work. :P I liked the music, fairly original gameplay. My favorite bit was how the security lights followed where the lights rotated themselves - was a really nice effect.

D'aww, Sneaky Girl is so cute! I really enjoyed the art on this one. The music is upbeat, the feeling of sneaky through security systems is a lot of fun, and the binary addition puzzle is a really nice touch.

The controls are a little light. Your movement is tied to the perspective; pressing up won't move you up on the screen, but towards the foreground. That takes a little getting used to, but it makes sense. What makes it tricky is the fact that it takes the character a little while to get up to speed, which makes it quite hard to dodge around the security cameras.

I was stuck for a little while on the last room, as it wasn't immediately clear that I could open the desk when I was stood next to it (or that I could cut the wires on the cameras - my first time, I got through the game without doing so at all). A little icon floating above the desk/wire when you're in range would be helpful.

All in all, though, this is a really solid entry. Keep going! I'd love to see what else you come up with.