- January 7, 2017
- Cleiton Oliveira
Through the Mirror
Platforms
About
"Through the Mirror" is a puzzle platformer that explores the theme of trust and collaboration between two contrasting characters. It features mirrored mechanics that allow players to solve challenging puzzles by manipulating the environment. This game is an expanded version of a Ludum Dare project, now with additional levels, mechanics, and visuals.








- Through the Mirror offers a unique mirror effect that challenges players to control two characters simultaneously, enhancing the puzzle-solving experience.
- The game is praised for its increasing difficulty, which encourages critical thinking and provides a sense of accomplishment upon completion.
- Many players find the game enjoyable and recommend it for its simple controls and potential for hours of gameplay, especially at a low price.
- The game suffers from significant graphical issues, including flickering platforms and poor controls, which detract from the overall experience.
- Some players find the gameplay boring and the physics unresponsive, leading to frustration and a high quit rate among users.
- Bugs and glitches, such as platforms not appearing or jumping inconsistently, have been reported, making it difficult for players to progress.
music
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received largely negative feedback, with many users describing it as dull, boring, and reminiscent of generic stock piano tracks. Critics feel that the soundtrack fails to enhance the gaming experience, often leading to feelings of drowsiness and a lack of cohesion within the game. However, a few users have noted that they found the music enjoyable and relaxing, indicating a mixed reception overall.
“I relaxed for 5 minutes listening to this music, long enough to realize that I would be okay.”
“A very fun game with great music.”
“The music is laughable; you could type in 'stock piano music' on YouTube and you'd get the entirety of the game's soundtrack. It's boring, it's dull, and it made me genuinely feel drowsy while playing the game. It again falls to the issue of nothing in the game working together to make something; it feels entirely thrown in for no reason.”
“The music is laughable; you could type in 'stock piano music' on YouTube and you'd get the entirety of the game's soundtrack. It's boring, it's dull, and it made me genuinely feel drowsy while playing the game. It again falls to the issue of nothing in the game working together to make something; it feels entirely thrown in for no reason.”
“The music is laughable; you could type in 'stock piano music' on YouTube and you'd get the entirety of the game's soundtrack. It's boring, it's dull, and it made me genuinely feel drowsy while playing the game. It again falls to the issue of nothing in the game working together to make something; it feels entirely thrown in for no reason.”