This visually stunning puzzle game has two main mechanics: ever-repeating level copies in all 6 spacial directions and the ability to change the direction of gravity to one of these.
However, for some reason the devs forgot to design puzzles that revolve around both mechanics at the same time. So for most of the fairly easy and mostly forgettable puzzles you are either in small indoor segments you solve by changing gravity or you are outside on a specific gravitational plane where you may use the "infinite iterations of the level"-feature.
Both are really cool concepts but not enough to be fun for 5+ hours of gameplay especially when not even combined and put to use for harder puzzles. It was only enjoyable due to the visuals and because I like maths.
However, for some reason the devs forgot to design puzzles that revolve around both mechanics at the same time. So for most of the fairly easy and mostly forgettable puzzles you are either in small indoor segments you solve by changing gravity or you are outside on a specific gravitational plane where you may use the "infinite iterations of the level"-feature.
Both are really cool concepts but not enough to be fun for 5+ hours of gameplay especially when not even combined and put to use for harder puzzles. It was only enjoyable due to the visuals and because I like maths.