So, this is a well made game, I was interested in the characters and the narrative, it looks and sounds great.
But...
It was mostly smooth sailing until I hit chapter 7, and I got really stuck on a puzzle. So stuck, I finally break down and Youtube it. As I'm watching the solution, I decide I'm done with the game.
This game clearly is Portal inspired, but the main mechanic of Portal is, you know, Portals. Those were fun to use! Shoot 'em, Jump through 'em, throw objects/enemies/yourself through 'em.
In contrast, this game's primary mechanic is Walk Around With Box In Reverse. There's only so much box moving you can do before it becomes stale, and I couldn't keep doing that for several more hours.

The parts of this game that I enjoyed were not the puzzles.
I liked exploring the facility. I liked learning about the world and the interactions between the 2 characters. But I hated doing the puzzles. There were a lot of little things that piled up to make it frustrating. You were never certain if something lined up with anything else. The targeting was a little finicky. Screwing up on a puzzle usually required a full restart of the puzzle because even if i can rewind my jump pad I am standing on the wrong platform to get it back to me.

At the end of the game the capstone puzzle was not a combination of all the puzzle mechanics you had learned so far it just the morphing wall things. and quite honestly I am thankful because that would have been too convoluted because by the end there were like 14 different mechanics.
There were a couple of puzzles I am pretty sure I never figured out the intended way to solve them and did something that was probably an exploit of physics mechanics.

I can honestly say that I beat it without looking up any of the answers. Mostly out of spite. While the ending makes sense mechanically I did not like it. This is 13 hours of my life I will not get back.

I picked up this game as part of a puzzle games Humble Bundle

A game very clearly inspired by Portal and basically made by just one person. It uses the mechanic of rewinding time to reposition cubes and materials to navigate rooms. It's a little rough around the edges, but the passion for making the game is there. When the puzzles are good, they're great, but a couple are real drags. Overall it's a solid time and doesn't overstay its welcome.