- January 9, 2023
- MapleDorm Games
- 6h median play time
Glimmer in Mirror
Platforms
About
"Glimmer in Mirror" is a story-driven puzzle adventure game that takes you through a series of surreal and abstract landscapes. You play as a character exploring their own memories and confronting their past, using a lantern to reveal hidden truths. The game features unique puzzle mechanics, atmospheric visuals, and a haunting soundtrack.











- The game features stunning visuals and a charming art style that captivates players.
- The soundtrack is relaxing and fits well with the game's atmosphere, enhancing the overall experience.
- The combat mechanics, while simple, are enjoyable and the bosses provide a fun challenge.
- The map design is confusing and lacks detail, making navigation difficult and often leading to players getting lost.
- The English translation is poor, with many grammatical errors and some untranslated sections, which detracts from the storytelling.
- There are critical bugs and glitches that can interrupt gameplay, including crashes and issues with completing tasks.
story
88 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as intriguing and interesting, with some players appreciating its mysterious elements and engaging characters, particularly the protagonist, Shiro. However, many reviews note issues with translation, disjointed storytelling, and a lack of clarity in progression, which can detract from the overall experience. Despite these challenges, the combination of stunning visuals and music helps to enhance the narrative, making it worth following as the game continues to develop.
“The music, the art, the map, and the story are stunning.”
“The story is intriguing for me, and has been thought-provoking enough to keep me playing consistently.”
“An absolutely beautiful metroidvania with an interesting story and some neat puzzles.”
“The story is for the most part nonexistent and whenever it resurfaces, it's weirdly disjointed and hard to truly care about.”
“I've given up on following the story for the most part, because occasionally the text will just change from English to Chinese mid-conversation.”
“There are many parts where the language is still in Chinese, making it kind of hard to understand the story.”