Hello Worlds!

It is quite sad that the .swf of the game does not contain the music.

Great game concept, great execution, great turtle in a top hat, perfect turtle climbing animation, fun puzzles, surprisingly intuitive door mechanics after you get used to the game. The only issue I found was that the colored platforms still have momentum even after being stopped with switches so they push you in the direction they were moving towards.

5/5 game, beautiful.

Why am I being introduced to this mirror world concept now, in a ten year old game? How come I haven't seen this platforming mechanic before?

Had this game randomly in my favorites, don't remember ever playing it, had easy badge though. Well, the point is I enjoyed the game, it makes you think about what platform goes where, finding where each piece of the puzzle fits or removing of some pieces, to do your mission of getting to the door. (or star) It messes with you in the fact on one side you think your gonna fall all the way down but a platform from another square exists or you are trying to jump to an area but there is a block in your path you have to figure movements with doors . Game is also very very not punishing, you create a mistake you "v", you "die" to spikes or get squished you are saved by a text box to "v", unlike many common platformers where you are punished with a start over. I also liked being able to "c", where all the pieces of the "same" map are put on top of each other to mind fudge you less in figuring the solution. all in all I enjoyed playing this 10 year old game. :)

Absolutely great game. Thank you very much.
I enjoyed it so much.