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I say “sort-of” because I can’t help but shake the feeling I’ve played this before, on Quick Play or something. Wasn’t in my queue and I didn’t give it a rating though, so who knows. If so it’s been several years, so ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯
Despite the obvious exploit mentioned below that I also found on my own, this is a great test, and even within the blindrun I took the liberty of finding what I believe to be the “proper” solution. It still involves standing on the cube - how else are you supposed to get back to the starting room to employ the intended solution? Which makes the exploit’s existence all the more puzzling. That part of my solution felt a little awkward so I’m not sure if it’s intended, but it’s not really a “ninja technique” so I think it’s plausible that’s what the player was meant to do.
Difficulty: 3.5/10
Enjoyed: 7.25/10
Need I say more?
You could use spoiler text mothalius, some people acctually wants to solve test chambers by themselves and not just get the solution right away.