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Having two souls might not be as bad as it seems, but it can get difficult.
Controls are in-game, just pay attention to the notes.
By the way, if you manage to complete the game, please say so in the comments.
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 57% |
| #12 | Theme | 4.29 |
| #23 | Innovation | 4.21 |
| #23 | Overall | 4.08 |
| #41 | Mood | 3.94 |
| #143 | Fun | 3.61 |
| #190 | Audio | 3.38 |
| #263 | Humor | 2.85 |
| #315 | Graphics | 3.49 |
Comments
THIS. Is awesome!
It's really hard to sift through the good and bad LDs, I hope a few more people come by and vote well :)
Amazing concept with a crazy mood. One of my favorites. Bravo ++
What can I say, insane! I like it! How did you get those sounds? :D
Really well done!! The game's mood and concept are amazing. The game's mood reminded me of Antichamber, a game I really enjoy.
I really liked this entry. Very unique gameplay opportunity you took here. Refreshing to play a good LD game. Well done!
really good game. brilliant use of the theme. challenging but very fun!
Super crazy, in good way, game. Make my brain to think more than usual :) and this is good. Enjoyed every step I took. Twice.
Very nice! A pretty simple idea but one I haven't seen much. The puzzles were well designed. I did run into a few problems while pushing blocks, but the levels are short enough that reloading isn't annoying. Great job!
An interesting idea (reminded me of another LD game called Soliloquy http://ratking.de/2011/12/20/ld-22-soliloquy-post-mortem/)
Unfortunately the visual and puzzle design is hard to parse, which is a shame, especially with the amazing sound design and the strength of the core mechanic.
Loved it! Interesting mechanic, reminds me of what a lot of 2d games have done (controlling multiple characters simultaneously) but in in first-person 3d, which was a nice twist. Great integration with the theme as well!
A very interesting facet of the theme to look at story wise and a cool mechanic as well. The puzzles were a bit too "physicsy" at times, but other than that a lovely entry.
The core mechanic is well executed.
The dots started to hurt my eyes after a while unfortunately, but nonetheless this is very good.
Really fun, definitely challenging. Not sure if dots was the right way to go, as it sometimes more things more confusing than it was. But that was part of the fun, right?
Max innovation. A bit of a mind bender; definitely something that could be developed into a larger project. Nice work!
It was great. Very challenging puzzles. I got stuck on the room where it read "some boxes have two souls but the red one likes to mirror the white one"
Hi there. Interesting take on the block-one/move-one puzzle. Like the presentation.Found the graphics a bit too deliberately 'hard-to-see'. Nice almost-empty sounds. Good job!
Nice concept, you see this kind of game a lot with 2d games but it's the first 3d game that I've ever seen to do 2 characters with the same input. Neat change of perspective.
The environment was a bit hard on the eyes.
Crazy concept! It's awesome to bring the well known concept of two worlds controls at once into the third dimension. I had to say it was insanely difficult for me :) Great work.
Extremely well done - the take on the theme, the humor, the mood, the sounds, good job, I also love it requires some thinking! I am so glad this is the 100th game I rated! :D
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Very interesting concept! Good job on integrating the theme so well. The first person camera is also finely tuned :)