Switch between side and top-down perspectives in this indie casual puzzle game to reach the goal window. Depth and height shift dramatically with each viewpoint change, creating a disorienting effect that challenges your perception. Wooden boxes seem immovable when stacked from the side due to their apparent weight, yet feel light enough to push from above.
Blocks and stairs appear distant from above but close enough to climb from the side, while height differences vanish in certain views to let you step onto boxes. This core loop of perspective-switching reveals new paths and interactions with objects. Puzzle fans who relish brain-teasing spatial tricks will find it engaging.
This game is a puzzle game in which you switch between two perspectives, one viewed from the side and the other viewed from above, aiming for the goal window.
The biggest feature is that when you change the viewpoint, the depth and height also change.
Please enjoy the mysterious feeling that "the brain is buggy".
It is a puzzle game that switches between the viewpoint from the side and the viewpoint from above.
Seen from the side, the stacked wooden boxes feel heavy and cannot be moved, but ...
Seen from above, it feels only the weight of one wooden box, so it can be moved.
Seen from above, the blocks and stairs are separated, but ...
It doesn't look like it's far away from the side, so you can ride on the block.
Seen from the side, you can't get on the stacked wooden boxes, but ...
When viewed from above, there is no difference in height between the block and the wooden box, so you can ride on the wooden box.
