Destroy The Loop

The way things worked weren't that intuitive and I feel like the idea could have gone way further than that, but that's a really good entry!

Once you learn how mirrors work, the rules were consistent and puzzles felt pretty good. It's a shame the game isn't more polished!

I think one thing that could help a lot is reducing the possibility of placement, and having the mirror exist for only 8 directions. Unless you really want to make puzzles that require fine tuning, but in that case, placement need to be more precise. Maybe having a "ghost mirror" that you can still move before releasing the button to confirm placement.

I wish there was a way to just reset an entire level, instead of having to go to each mirror and press a button to remove it~

This was pretty neat and a cool idea, I just wish the instructions had been a little more clear. I thought I had to restart the game when I placed a bad mirror until I saw the E prompt. It's a fun little puzzler and a solid entry

I very like the mirror idea and its implementation. I enjoyed this game :)

Btw I would change the mirror placement a little, because it is hard to place the mirror next to the wall.

I didn't know how to play? I mean i watched the GIF and was like... ok i can do this but the mirrors didn't go how i wanted them to go so i was stuck in a loop of trying to get the mirrors to place right xD the game looks good from the GIF and stuff but i could get past the first part :'( xD

I like this idea, but the controls were a bit challenging to figure out. It was difficult to place mirrors where I wanted them at first. Also, in the description you have R to remove mirrors whereas in the game it's E. I'm not sure I would have got the hang of it without the GIFs on this page. A good enhancement may be to have the player carrying a mirror at all times, so you can see where it's going to go. I also found it counter-intuitive that you could get lasers to bounce off mirrors by shooting at their backs.