Pretty fun overall! The one puzzle piece hidden behind an object was my sole complaint. It was really just a question of darkness that I struggled to find it and I had found my self going to all corners and clicking on everything. That being said, it was otherwise very clever and I loved some of the puzzles. The aha moment when I realized I could have objects maintain their orientation when going through the mirror was excellent. Great job.

Liked the overhall idea, the t pose always scared me and still found it funny. I had a hard time finding everything that i needed to find the solutions, overhall i woundn't really call it a puzzle game, it was more about searching and finding what you needed, it's not necesseraly a bad thing through, it was still fun. Good job on your submission keep going like that.

I too have some notes. First the negatives:

• It was a bit disappointing that finding the tetris lock pieces boiled down to just looking on shelves and behind things.
• Speaking of the tetris lock, getting a preview highlight of the held piece while placing it would have been nice.
• The placeholder t-pose was pretty distracting, thanks to the omnipresent shadow, though I guess it had to be there for the mirrors.
• Took me a bit to realize there was sprinting and jumping. My expectation for this sort of game is that you're limited to walking. Not sure that's a problem, but something to consider?
• Could have benefited from some more ambient noise or music.  The silence got deafening after a while, with the occasional door creak only reminding me of it. Footsteps, rain outside, anything really.

On the positive side:

• The Amnesia style world interactivity was a good choice and worked well.
• Once I figured out I just had to look for the tetris pieces, things slid right into place. Escape room games have a bad habit of relying on moon logic, but this game made sense.
• I liked the mirror transition, and the subtle difference in lighting helping to differentiate between the normal and mirrored bathrooms.
• The box glowing on the inside was an effective way of marking it as weird and unusual.
• While they were a bit hard to spot, every room having a light-switch  is handy for marking where I've been.
• 3d gets a bonus point :]

Maybe a bit too short, but that's better than a puzzle game you don't finish. A great first time entry, if you ask me :]

Great submission! I wasn't quite sure why the box altered the key, but it worked :) The darkness, however, is a bit too hard to navigate for me - some light in the hall would make it more navigatable for me

I liked the puzzles I was able to reach and solve, but once out of the first room I had trouble proceeding because I couldn't see.  Putting a dim light on the light switches would be helpful, I eventually found it for most rooms but never found a light switch for the hallway where I dropped one of the tetromino pieces and couldn't find it again.  I also wasn't too sure where to go next, I had found two tetromino pieces and either a code or word but nowhere to use them, though I presume being able to see in the hallway would have helped.  There is an interesting foundation here though, well done!

I like the concept with the mirrored universe/room. Scared myself a few times with my T pose shadow :D
I couldnt see anything in the kitchen under the sink and didnt find a way to light it and then i gave up :D
Fun game, well done.

Liked the key puzzle, I think there's a lot of potential in this but I just couldn't figure out what I was supposed to do once I left the first room. Then I dropped the spanner and it fell through the floor so had to give up.

The T-posing model (and its shadow) got in the way, think that could've been left out, but I liked the mirror transition, that was really nicely done.

It's a really original idea too, well done for doing something a bit different!