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Cleiton Oliveira / Jan 7, 2017 / Action, Casual, Indie
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CompareA hard, mind bending platformer based on imagination and quick reflexes.
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Mostly Positive
76% positive, 41 reviews
Through the Mirror, developed by Cleiton Oliveira and published by Volens Nolens Games, is a puzzle-platformer built almost entirely around a single idea: navigating two mirrored worlds at once. It’s the kind of concept that sounds simple until you actually try to execute it, and the game leans heavily on that tension—forcing players to constantly think in opposites, anticipate consequences, and adapt to a control...
0 found this helpful, 2026-04-17
Challenging puzzle platformer with mirror mechanics, simple controls and fun brain-teasing level design.
0 found this helpful, 2026-04-27
Brain hurts
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-15
A simple puzzle where you control a mirrored circle and square. ✅ Simple gameplay; you don't need to think much, but it does require some patience to complete the levels. ✅ Very calm music, but if you don't like it, you can turn it off. ✅ Simple controls: W, S, A, D, and spacebar. ❌ It's better to wait for a sale; it's not worth the price. ✅✅ Verdict: Decent If you have any questions about my reviews,...
34 found this helpful, 2025-08-13
Horrible control of orb & square and graphics shudder constantly the fact that the first achievement is to beat the first world and has a 0.8% unlock rate shows that 99.2% of all owners of this game quit before finishing the first world of this god awful puzzle game. I would refund this game but my time is not worth the 18¢ payed for it.
4 found this helpful, 2023-09-18
Even though getting through this game is close to impossible, I still recommend it. It can get frustrating due to dying over and over again. It's really challenging. Has easy controls, just the arrows. For the price you can have hours of playtime (unless you ragequit). Or you can get it with sales for a few cents, like I did.
2 found this helpful, 2022-08-01
Have you ever tried to rub your stomach in a circle while patting your head at the same time? Or tried to ride one of those purpose built bicycles that turn the wheel in the opposite direction from the handlebars? That's what this game is about - it messes with your hand-to-eye coordination, sending you in the opposite direction from what your brain is expecting. You have two separate platform levels on the screen,...
13 found this helpful, 2017-02-12
A challenging platform game, but ultimately a frustrating experience. There are 3 chapters, with 9 levels each. It took me 5 hours to beat all levels. I know someone can manage it in 1-3 hours. But the difficulty is not the big issue. Many levels require repeated deaths just to learn what comes next. Progress often depends on memorizing routes through trial and error, rather than skillful execution. The mirror...
2 found this helpful, 2025-08-31
This game is incredibly fun, but it definitely requires four eyes, not just two; every time you focus on one thing, something else slips by… and the game shows no mercy, hahaha.
1 found this helpful, 2026-01-17
It's a decent game but the bugs I encountered made me not reccomend it there is a bug where the platforms wont show and also that they blink extremeley much that my eyes hurt from watching the blinking if the bugs could be fixed I would say it's a pretty nice small brain game
1 found this helpful, 2023-03-16