
Curse of the Mirror is a 2D platformer where every level has a twisted reflection! Follow Dom, now powered up by a strange spirit, on his quest to traverse through several unique locales in order to save his friends, and uncover the secrets and lies of this illusionary realm!
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After a terrible accident in a physics seminar, Dom wakes up in a weird dimension and meets a odd, friendly spirit who aids Dom throughout his mission to find the other students and the professor who bought them into this mess, and hopefully go back into the real world safely.
Jump, throw and roll your way into a unique set of levels, each with their own reflection at the end that holds all kinds of surprises!
Beat levels in any order you want, at your own pace!
Find hidden collectibles that lead to hard and precise challenges!
Test your skill with more than 30+ Medals to collect
Make your way up the castle to unfold the truth of this very world!
Figure out who the hell Miguel even is (seriously).

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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Reviews
Super fun 2-D platformer game. The movement is snappy even if a little slippery and every level is unique with their own gimmicks to set each of them apart. The reverse/extra gimmick on top of clearing every level is super fun too and I love that it's unique in each level. Exploring the hub world for bonus levels is really fun and I love the over-the-top and silly dialogue and characters. (Also love how weirdly serious the game gets at the end and it kinda works???)
Don’t typically play platformers but the game was really fun to play and each level was unique and fun. I was only able to play 4 lvls and the first boss so far but look forward to play some more in the future. Really good ideas on changing up gameplay as well through the levels ( Backwards lvl) 👀 It brought back old nostalgia of playing in my younger years.
A charming game with pretty fun gimmicks and challenges that will have you master the movements. Also i am in physical and metaphorical love with Miguel, truly the character of all time.
I think that the game was really fun. The gameplay was most definitely the clear highlight. The mechanics were rich and many of the extra levels used those mechanics in a way that was both creative and challenging. The end sections are also very creative and varied the gameplay a in a good way. Sometimes the level design would be lacking, though. I was able to skip a couple of sections quite easily in a way I don't believe to be intended. The art, while very simple, was very functional. It has charm and I did not have any issue differentiating between things due to the good silhouette work. I feel like the story was quite simple, but quite odd in a way that I wouldn't describe as great. Regardless, it was fine enough to push me to completion. Additionally I feel that the bosses were lacking, as one could quite easily stand in a corner to dodge almost every attack from almost every boss. [spoiler]My biggest issue was with the epilogue. You get a new power, and, while fun, it is more generic and less interesting than the power you have through the main game. That combined with the transformations kind of just replacing powerups from the main game (with the exception of getting a gun) makes it feel kind of samey. Also the final boss does 6-7[/spoiler] Overall, the game is a very fun romp through a wacky world with a surprisingly nice movement system. For only 6 dollars, I think it is worth it.
I have played the game Curse of the Mirror and found it to be an engaging and well-designed platformer. The game stands out due to its incorporation of original ideas and creative mechanics, which contribute to a fresh and enjoyable experience. While certain sections present a notable level of difficulty, these challenges appear intentional and serve to enhance player engagement rather than detract from it. The increasing complexity encourages persistence and skill development. Overall, the game offers a balanced combination of innovation and challenge, which motivates me to continue playing and further explore its design and gameplay elements.
This game is amazing. i love this classic arcade pixelated artistyle. The game feel is very smooth and it has so many difrent ideas at each level. it has a tottal of 35 levels including the special ones with moderated difficulity. I tottaly recommend if you like this type of games. P.S. The story is unexpected deep
Its cinema Movement flows so well and levels ask you to speedrun em if you are willing to lock in OST goes ballistic as well Awesome experience
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