Infinite Mirror Reviews

It's incredibly short (you can do everything there is to do in 15 minutes), but Infinite Mirror is a simple and charming platformer that's fun enough to play through. The goal of each stage is to collect all the flames and reach the exit, but the gimmick is that your visibility is reduced with every flame you find, Upon picking up the last one, you can barely see any of your surroundings. This means getting a grip of each level's layout before picking up the flames, sometimes strategizing which flame to get last or plotting out safe spots to avoid hazards. It actually becomes somewhat of a puzzle game, and I could imagine the gimmick being used in so many more levels than what we ultimately got. Still, I'd rather a game understay its welcome than overstay. When you beat the main mode you unlock a second campaign (by which I mean, a handful of levels) that play without the decreasing visibility but offer greater platforming challenge. It's anemic in content, but Infinite Mirror has that spark of creativity that has a lot of potential.

Game will be Removed soon Because Developer do not like it anymore and do not want to make money with that. €: Developer like the Game enough to put it Free on itch [quote=HexedCyana;601895119916931664] The game is now up on itch.io for free. [/quote] Why not Free on Steam?

This game was so good! It is unfortunate that it is no longer available for purchase. I am grateful that I found it and acquired it before it was unavailable. Perhaps the developer will reconsider someday. If they don't want to be making money from it anymore, then perhaps they will consider making it available for free, though I feel that it was worth full price. I enjoyed this game quite a bit. It was comfortable and satisfying and felt good in both gameplay and story. Both were relatively short and sweet and somewhat simple and allowed for quick and intuitive understanding. The difficulty of the levels were well distributed and ranged from relatively easy to relatively difficult but not overly difficult. The mechanic of the visible area shrinking with each flame removed created an extra challenge that focused skills in memory and spatial cognition. The controls were simple, accurate, and appropriate. When I failed a level, I knew it was my skill issue and I knew what the mistake was and where. The game ran smoothly with no glitches, lag, or stuttering of any kind. It was easy on my hardware and didn't even get its fans loud. The visual style was simple and detailed at the same time while a bit spooky but sweet at the same time. The visuals and style set and supported the atmosphere of the mood in a light and appropriate way for the game. The audio style and music was also very appropriate with a sweet mix of light, forlorn, spooky, hope, and comfort. I even liked listening to it outside of the gameplay. Overall, I would recommend this game to those who like moderate light challenges, a sweet or short story, simple games with twists, strategic path planning, spirit foxes or the spirit world, or short games. If you are one of these people, I recommend grabbing this game if you find it available sometime. I would disrecommend this game to anyone that actively dislikes the above enough to inhibit their enjoyment of a game.