Excelent game! several redundant points though
First, the graphics, music and overall feel of the game was superb. The circular worlds, gravitational effect and atmosphere reminded me a lot of aether. The puzzles were interesting and unique. I felt like i was doing weird variations on a rubix cube. I also loved how thematic the puzzles were, with using identical color schemes and symbols.
There were several points that i thought could stand improving:
1) redundancy of medals: Because we are forced to complete computer 01 before going after computer 10, the inclusion of medal 11 is pointless. obtaining 10 means that 11 is achieved, essentially making medal 01 worth 10 points while 10 is worth 60. this leads in to my second point...
2) obtaining door code: I did not like the inclusion of this. if a player becomes frustrated with the first or second puzzle, he may desire to move on to something different and come back. However, the door code basically requires the player to finish puzzle 1 and 2 first. I felt this was unnecessary. if the door code were removed, the player could bounce from any puzzle he wants, provided he could crack the light puzzle. removing the door code solves the issue of making medal 10 worth more than 01, because it would be possible to obtain 10 before 01.
3) On the puzzle with side by side circles (not the interlocked ones) having the outside edge swap at the same time as the inside edge is redundant. The player can simply swap the center of circle 2, swap the middle, swap circle 2 back and swap the middle again to circumvent this. I feel the focus of the puzzles should be more on logic, and therefore requiring this 4 button dance is more annoying than anything else, not particularly hard to do.
4) I would have liked to see the ability to rotate circles and lines in both directions.
5/5 10/10