Best played in full screen and with [3] and [5] pressed, really fun game with some nice platforming and unlockable moves.

I thoroughly enjoyed the game! Underneath the gimmick this was a solid little platformer, complete with VVVVVV-esque level titles as hints. I also think I noticed some little platforming details like coyote time that helped keep the game from being frustrating, which is good because the eye strain definitely puts a limit on how long you can play. The start of the final section had some blind jumps, and I wish there was a way to tell which platforms are ghosts/moving at a glance. That said, beating the final section as the screen starts shaking was incredibly satisfying!

It needs to have a sterogram solver tool for people like me who can't do them.

Got it going on my Windows PC - my biggest issue was the constant need to move your eyes to see the text.  I found a lot of times this caused me to re-focus and then have to de-focus again to see the stereoscopic game world.  Voiceovers would be very beneficial.

This seems like a really cool concept!  Any chance at an Android and/or Linux release?  I tried, but couldn't get the Windows executable to run through Wine or Proton.

Daniel, you've done it again! This game is fantastic! The platforming is simple but well designed, and the whole Stereogram thing makes it really special! While it's easy to see how you make things like the snowflakes and the rain fall down, the falling leaves were simply impressive. In fact, the whole game was impressive! How do you make one a these stereograms, and how do they work so well??

On a side note, some of the names of the rooms were really clever. The ones named "It's Dangerous" and "To Go Alone", and the one with the power up being named "Take This", were already a great nod... but then the next power up room, which is a lot further ahead, is called "And This". Perfect! Another favorite of mine is "fragmentation", simply with how you played with the layout of the letters, something we'd only notice if we unfocused from the screen, very nice!

One thing I have to note is how the very final rooms were a bit more straining to the eyes due to the screen shake up, but it still makes for a great finale, and a bit of a twist too! Other than that, the whole playthrough went very smoothly! The sound effects were very neat too!

just amazing, love it

awesome game. hurts my eyes though

Great concept and a well polished game! I've never bothered much with stereograms and this game compelled me to try for the first time. A platformer that you can only see using depth perception? It's so cool! It took me like 5 playthrough attempts to beat it, but breezing through sections, you at first thought were hard, is quite satisfying! However, the very last section was too hard; it relied too much on me memorizing the level, because my depth perception is just to slow for the required pacing. Still, it's a great concept with an even better implementation and that's exactly what I want to see when I play indie games!

Tips for beginners:
- Relax and stare into the static, don't try to see anything in particular. When you see double, overlay the frames in the center and then get them into the right shape. Then put the static's background into focus and you'll start to see the terrain popping out of the screen. Take your time!
- You will need to refocus often during play, that's normal
- Press 3 to highlight the player. It helps with getting into the right focus by overlaying the doubles, though with enough experience, you won't need it anymore!
- Take regular breaks, even outside break rooms. M mutes the game ;)
- If you're stuck, walk away and try another day. You will get better at platforming and percieving over time!
- You can make the frames wider than 4cm  / 1.5", this might help you to percieve better in the last section. Experiment!

Wow, this is really novel!

Would it be possible to make your character a solid color so he stands out from the scenery.  I lose track of him especially going from room to room.

Never has a game been in more need of a save function.  But it was fun until I threw up and passed out.

Interesting experiment, but honestly why not just make it a "regular" steroscopic display with 2 normal images with depth effect? What's the point of the squiggly static texture? I'm familiar with stereoscopic images, but I could only barely see it using the Lite OWL viewer

Honestly simple but super fun!! Very unique experience. does hurt your eyes a fair bit so take those break rooms seriously <3 

about an hour of gameplay, gives a good challenge as it goes on :)

The gameplay is fine until the space part where there are simply not enough pixel to see everything clearly (which is extremely frustrating)

God this game is awesome, I always wanted a game like that ! I talked about it around me but most people don't have a pc :(. A possibility of releasing this game on smartphones ?

oof ouch my eyes