Prism Portals

Really cool game! Had me super confused at first but once I got it I got how cool it was.

I got "stuck" a few times where I couldn't figure out how to progress. I eventually figured out it was because I had to jump over some walls that at first glance were taller than I could jump over (such as the spot with the small blocks in an X-esque shape).

Also if you walk left here you'll get proper stuck in a black void until you reset or die >.<

I was pretty confused at first but then once I figured it out I realised just how cool this was. Really well done and so impressive to have been made in 48 hours. Very trippy, very interesting, very challenging and also very fun (probably too many 'Very's' in that sentence but you get what I'm saying haha). Amazing work!

Wow this is trippy. It's hard to fathom how this even exists, let alone having been created in 48 hours haha. The 2D Portal-style gameplay is incredibly well-done, and the lighting effect is fantastic. Amazing work!

Very unique game! I love the striking visual style and the weird mind-bending concept. I'm very impressed by how you managed to implement Antichamber style portals in a 2d (ish) game. I can't even wrap my head around how that's possible without a first person perspective. Unfortunately, I couldn't manage to find the last two diamonds even after several attempts. Other than that, my only real complaint is that the theme feels a bit tacked on. I think the exploration would work just as well (if not better) without the time limit.

This is a cool game, with an interesting mechanic that you don't see used often in 2D games, and great sound and visuals, but some of the levels are a little too confusing. And the timer just seems here to fit the theme, because otherwise it only hurts the game.
Being sent back to the begining because you're lost doesn't feel fair at all, and I got stuck twice at 4 left, with three different jumps I couldn't make (but one being a dead end apparently). The dash also feels a little fiddly when you try to time it right based on an invisible portal, but the mechanic was fun.

I loved the aesthetics in this game. The music definitely matched the surreal atmosphere you were going for and the artwork was unique as heck.

I also enjoyed the maze-like design, it really did force you to think about your pathing and explore every nook and cranny of the area. However, some of the jumps were annoyingly precise.

Controls were fine, I had no problem with them.

Overall good job. I can tell you certainly put a lot of work into this!

Really cool effects and fun game

I love the feel when you suddenly realize what's going on after a really confusing beginning. Very interesting concept.

I played about 30mins until I started feeling the same motion sickness I experience when reading on car drives :,D I may have stopped anyway since the last 3-4 blocks were too difficult for me to reach (even on easy mode). While the game was really capvitating, the final parts gave lots of frustration.

All in all, really cool game!

Super cool visuals, and awesome gameplay. The only minor thing I think it would improve the gameplay is make the player jump a little bit longer, that first longer jump is a little too hard. Anyway GREAT entry.

This was nutty, i didn't get it at first, but this was awesome once i got it!

What a cool world! I included it in my GM48: Sixty Seconds compilation video series, if you’d like to take a look. :) https://youtu.be/e89Is-N0g-w

This is like a fever dream, it's amazing, the colours, the lighting effects, it's very beautifully done and a little tough when I get stuck and can't grab the diamond haha! Great job, I really liked this one!

wow. this one was super crazy. I don't know how you did it! It sort of reminded me of portal with Superliminal vibes. It sort of felt like making your way through a room in the pitch dark, you think you know where everything is, but you don't wuite know.

I think some extra visual clues, just to say "Hey idiot, stand here!" would have gone a long way. other then that, I thought it was brilliant!

Super trippy, but in a good way. Made me stop and think several times.

I tried the jump seen in the thumbnail for the game ~200 times, only making it once, before checking the description and noticing there was a dash mechanic. Whoops.

This is very, very pretty! I love the general aesthetic of the game, and the music enhances that further. I also loved how it didn't get in the way of basic perception of jumps but did allow you to mask some non-Euclidean weirdness. I did start to feel very lost later into the game, but generating a mental idea of what was happening, where the warps were and how I could progress was a very entertaining experience.

I agree with the other commenters that (despite my dash ineptitude) some of the jumps were a bit harsh anyway. I think some of that could be alleviated with a little coyote time (ie. allowing the player to jump slightly after they "fell" off a platform rather than just harshly checking underneath them at the point of jumping).

Fascinating entry overall!

Despite being absolutely beautiful aesthetic- and sound-wise and having an absolutely incredible main mechanic, the presence of several pixel-perfect jumps and afaik flat-out impossible jumps drags it down significantly.

It would be more fun if there werne't as many pixel perfect jumps