I suggest you specify the type of archive here.
I downloaded the 54Mb zip file, only to discover, after unzipping, I couldn't play it (it's a windows-only archive).

Changing the visibility distance is interesting mechanic, but is there a reason not to keep it extended all the way away?

Very interesting concept!Though the gameplay might be a bit confusing,it's still a good idea to explore!

Very interesting concept!
That compression effect when the clip plane was set to the max is really cool!

The idea is super fun, and I had fun trying the game. A bit difficult solve the puzzles, and my solution was often just to walk around until the puzzle was solved. Overall an interesting and fun little jam game. Well done.

super awesome, the like, "out of sight, out of mind" mechanic is so cool. would love to see this expanded upon

really cool concept, super mind bendy and remniscent of portal!

I'd love to see a full version of this. The concept is awesome. Great work!

Playing with render distance and object permanence is such a cool puzzle concept. Hats off to you for that. Despite not having more levels, the tutorials were enough to whet my appetite. I would love to see you do more with this.

The retro style was a great decision, too. So much nostalgia! I appreciated the subtle details like sound effects when the block bumped objects.

Was there a point to the stationary blocks that I missed? Or were they a mechanic that you didn't get to yet?

@hawkin in the 4th level, the stationary block is there to prevent you from simply not loading the door, I wanted to play around with it more but I ran out of time!

@echo-heo oh of course! That seems really obvious now haha. Smart reuse!

Great concept! Just wished that you would have had a few more levels, but really great concept, reminds me of the Outer Wilds DLC and a bit Portal, so huge success in that department. :laughing:

Hmmm. If I can't see it, it doesn't exist. Neat concept, it would be great to see fleshed out with some more levels. Great job getting this much done :)

Interesting concept, pity you weren't able to finish it -- you've got the beginnings of a good game here. Well done.