A game that's truly dreamlike where depth perception isn't real but the fire alarms and extinguishers are. If you like the first Portal and how it handled puzzles (and a bit of it's tone) you will probably like this game too. You may also like this game if you enjoyed The Stanley Parable for it's humor but wished it was more interactive.

The game is short, however it does offer plenty of extras, such as a dev commentary, a challenge mode, and workshop compatibility which will allow you to add more levels (or make some of your own!), as well as the great many collectables you can find.
The forth level does have some flashing light effects and the last level will have similar, so if you are photo sensitive please handle with care.
The game does mute audio when alt-tabbed, though it's music is very good (it's a lot of lofi along with some more energetic beats), and I highly recommend picking up it's soundtrack, even if you decide to skip out on the game itself.
Lower end PCs may struggle with framerate a bit, but I don't think it will affect your overall enjoyment of the game.

Oh, and Hello! Doctor Glenn Pierce welcomes you!

schizo game 🤯🤯🤯

Very interesting and fun concept, but the puzzles feel too easy. I feel bad leaving a bad review since this is such an original concept, and I enjoyed the time played, but ultimately I was looking to be challenged.