good fame for one evening, modding system would be good. but now game is pretty short, but have potential

This is a great game. Short, but cheap and definitely a great value.

I finished at exactly the 100 minute mark. While I would have liked a few more puzzles similar to the ones at the end, I think the game fully explored the mechanics provided without getting repetitive. To have a longer game, it would have needed to add mechanics.

I played this game exclusively on my Steamdeck. It looks great and runs at a solid 60 fps the entire time. The default controls are WASD+mouse, and that does feel a bit weird by default on deck. However, with a bit of patience and tuning the sensitivity in Steam input, it's fine.

As you'd probably expect, there's not much in the way of replayability. There's a total of 6 achievements and after hitting the credits went back to do the one I missed.

Remember that this is a $5 game though. I do hope the dev adds official controller support, but that's to bring in more players and success to a solid game at a good value

A short puzzle game about colors and light. For me it is a bit short as I feel many puzzle concepts were only briefly explored. This makes the game feel more like a demo than a full game as the first 80% of the game is super simplistic and when you finally start puzzling the game ends. When entering the final end screen room, I genuinely though good now I can get into the game before being told i beat the game. As this only came out this week I am hoping for some additional levels or even a dlc but for now there is not enough substance or challenge when compared to similar games with similar concepts.