As other reviews have already said, this game basically requires pressing button combos (jumps / switching colors / lights) with very precise timing. Some of the early puzzles are fun but it quickly just turns into a

After Limbo people were hungry for more puzzle platformers. What's unique in this one is that you made kind of a bubble or spot where dimension is changed. In this area you see what's beyond the normal stage and you can

I think Schein got a bit too much unfair criticism - note how many reviews complain about the precision platformer genre rather than the game itself. That being said, the game's not impressive: the aesthetic can leave a

Great indie game. + Simple storyline with few good twists. + Beautiful soundtrack. + Great platforming. + Great puzzles, there's actually quite a lot of puzzles in this game. + Greatly combines puzzles and platforming

Platformer that you are meant to repeat many times. Some platforms or obstacles are only present with the right color light, which makes for some interesting puzzles. However, the field of vision is limited (both with

Got bored quite fast, it very depends on the timing and usually the jump sequence repeats itself n times. Puzzles are quite repetitive and boring, for 5e it's not worth, maybe for 2~ it would be fair.