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Feels very No-Elements adjacent, but spiced up with… well, minimal elements. Not too hard but requires some solid spatial-3D/momentum reasoning. Getting the cube itself is really easy to overthink - luckily I didn’t dwell too long on it, but it’s tempting to try some odd fling maneuvers to get portals on both sides when all that’s really required is a realization of what can be seen from the start area if you move just to the side of the fizzler a little bit… Fucked up the end - glad I saved. That was an interesting twist, but does require the player to start basically from square one if they didn’t do what I did.
Difficulty: 4/10
Enjoyed: 7.5/10