I and Me Reviews

I and Me is an excellent puzzle game with a simple concept in which you control two mirrored cats simultaneously while avoiding obstacles to reach two picture frames at the exact same time. Each seasonal section (4 total) will introduce a new mechanic that will be used within the remaining section. The puzzles are put together well with little frustrating moments and includes a built in hint system for those who get stuck. There is a story but I did not paid attention to it since I was more interested in getting to the next puzzle. The controls are responsive and the music is peaceful. The game takes about 4-7 hours with over 90 levels including those unlocked by collecting book pages. Great puzzle game overall. [9/10]

The game involves 2 furry cats that move in the same direction and the objective is to reach the checkpoints marked with a square for both of them at the same time. the game involves portals, cushioned sheep to jump, direction reversals so that the cats move in opposite direction. the levels progressively become harder but the game also becomes very repetitive very fast and very frustrating. there is no joy in figuring the puzzles. the game should have been at max with a playthrough of 1-2 hours. they have extended it way beyond with tedious and frustrating level design. I am at almost 6 hours and have completed 3 of the worlds. it is getting increasingly frustrating and my will to abandon the game is increasing.

[h1][b][u]Overall - 80/100[/u][/b][/h1] The unique dual-cat gameplay twist is the star of this simple (but cute!) platformer. [h1]Playing as a cat - 30/20[/h1] You actually get to play as TWO cats simultaneously -- the game gets major bonus points here! [h1]Acting like a cat - 10/20[/h1] Your character mostly performs basic, non-catlike platformer actions, but you do get to chase laser pointers, and hate getting wet, so it's not a complete loss. [h1]Adorableness Level - 15/20[/h1] The art is fairly charming, and the little round fuzzy cats with huge eyes just want to be loved! [h1]Polish - 10/20[/h1] The menu/configuration and the game itself are fairly basic, but I didn't find anything that was actually broken. [h1]FUN! - 15/20[/h1] The unique gameplay was the perfect amount of challenging, where you never get too stuck, but you just want to keep playing!

I am Me is a wonderful puzzle game. The pros + Elegent puzzle mechanics + Each level is its own contained puzzle + You never lose significant progress when you make a mistake + Season theme is well done + Music feels peaceful + Hints are provided if you get stuck The cons - Short, 4 hours to complete everything Overall an excellent game.

This is a fun game. Trying to get 2 twin kitties into 2 frames..you have to be precise also. It's challenging..they have harder and harder obstacles. It's also a very cute game. I highly recommend it for the puzzle lovers. Great Graphics and Controls also. I am really impressed.

It took me over three years to finish this game from playing it for the first time. This, along with Braid, are now two of my fav puzzle-platformer indie titles. IMO, this is not a game you should be binge-playing. If you have that huge chunk of time (~5hr), you may want to check out the titles that require more immersion and greater stories, like Undertale or To the Moon. There isn’t much story in this game. This game is for you to chill and even gain some tranquility, and the incredible soundtrack really gets this job done. If the game itself is 9/10, then the soundtrack is hands down a solid 12/10. Definitely recommend to anyone who loves the puzzle-platformer.

This is a very cute, simple game that hits all the right notes; beautiful in its way, a gorgeous and touching soundtrack, and a clever mechanic that naturally lends itself to many puzzles. I'm already in love.

The idea behind I & Me is a good one, in theory: it’s a puzzle platformer where your movements control two different characters at the same time, so that you have to move in ways that don’t kill either of them but still get them to the goal. What this game ending up teaching me is just how much of my playing this type of game happens on a subconcious level. I just repeatedly would die because I could not stop myself from progressing with one character even when I knew consciously it would kill the other. I’ve spoken before about how good platformers let you get into a rhythm, and this was the utter opposite of that: at every turn, a lifetime of platforming experience and desire to test physics thwarted me. I don’t know if this is a problem inherent to this idea, or if you could design a game like this that worked with experienced players instead of against them, but either way this game ending up being incredibly frustrating. The other more immediate problem was the inconsistent, unintuitive hitboxes. This was one of those game where even after you figured out the puzzle, you couldn’t beat the level because the controls and design were so clunky. My brain’s causing me to constantly suicide might not even have been that big of a deal in a game where progression was smooth. Also, and it was the least of the game’s problem, but the story was complete nonsense. I have played a few games now that attempt to do this thing where you get a line of story before each level, and it’s supposed to be connected to the level somehow, and I’ve never seen it end up as anything but an incoherent mess.

I and Me is a puzzle game you controll two mirrored cats, hit the frames with the two cats and you go to the next level. Concept is really simple but the story and the music in this game is very emotional. I think the story is that "I" use not to take care of themself and then sudden meet "me", so from his perspective he sees that his other himself need more help then anyone else. He dosen't want to admit he needs help but he slowly realize that he must help himself to help the other him. It gives me thoughts about life and how importand it is to take care of yourself, and how you need to look in the mirror sometimes to try to remember that you are importand. (Sorry, my grammar isn't the best because Im swedish but wanted to reccomend this game) I can play this game when I am anxious and sad, the fluffy cats are so cute I just wanna cry. Thank you for making this game <3

I had some doubts when going into this game when spectating the category of uniqueness. After getting the game, though, I was not disappointed in the slightest. The story as well as the idea of a second self mirroring your actions was presented in an orignal way, and composed the story-telling in a way that keeps the player engaged until the end. It may because I played it so much, but the game seemed a bit short, and left me wanting to play more (obviously, I still play the game often). My favourite part, though, was the absolutely beautiful colours and music. The colours and music throughout all of the seasons were unbelieveably fantastic. Overall a great game!