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Possible things that could help:
- Try changing your mouse to another one.
- Try to change mouse USB polling rate (either through mouse driver or using special utility that you can search for in the Internet).
- Try to uninstall additional mouse drivers if they are present (that are downloaded separately from the mouse manufacturer's website; the basic drivers (that you still need) are installed automatically when you just plug the mouse in).
- Try to change monitor refresh rate to "normal" 60Hz (some puzzle games' physics could behave buggy on 120/144Hz monitors, because sometimes the physics, because of bad programming, are tied to refresh rate).
I fixed the issue switching form full screen to windowed mode with the keyboard combination "Alt + Enter", I hope this could be helpful, let me know ^^