- November 15, 2016
- Cleverweek
Multimirror
22%Game Brain Score
atmosphere, emotional
music, gameplay
22% User Score 74 reviews
Platforms
About
Multimirror is a minimal grid-based puzzle game.



Audience ScoreBased on 74 reviews
atmosphere3 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
- The game features an interesting concept that could lend itself well to a puzzle game.
- Some players found the game to be a relaxing experience, reminiscent of other simple puzzle games.
- The game has potential for improvement, with suggestions for better level design and mechanics.
- The level design is inconsistent, with many puzzles being too easy and solvable in far fewer moves than required for a high score.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs, including incorrect star ratings and interface issues that detract from the overall experience.
- The music is repetitive and can be grating, leading to a less enjoyable atmosphere while playing.
music
15 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it repetitive and lacking variety, as it consists of short loops that quickly become stale. While some appreciate the initial quality of the music, the limited length and constant repetition detract from the overall experience, leading some to disable it entirely in favor of their own playlists. Overall, the soundtrack fails to enhance the gameplay and can even be distracting for players.
“I relaxed for 5 minutes to this music long enough to realize that I was going to be okay.”
“Music is well done and does not take away from your focus on the game.”
“If the songs had been a little longer, or if there were tons of them shuffling while I played, it would have been more entertaining.”
“Pretty run of the mill abstract puzzle game with some of the most ear-bleeding noise masquerading as 'music' I have ever heard in a game like this.”
“The music consists entirely of endlessly repeating loops that you get to hear for multiple levels at a time, which really gets stale.”
“The music is just abysmal.”