Since there's no more Steam support for 32-bit MacOS versions, are there any plans to update this game in order to ensure it keeps working on Mac? It would be very much appreciated!

So, I just solved Cupboard paradox/diamond but I was surprised to actually end up finishing it a little sooner than I expected in my planned solution. My plan was to first go to Invalid/ruby area with a cauldron, leave it there and go back to normal level through it to do a paradox. From there go back to Invalid with a fan. Here comes what surprised me. My plan was to next get fan to normal room via cauldron left earlier in Invalid and make a paradox again. But somehow cauldron took me to paradox directly ...

I've made a guide about designing custom levels: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=800043882 I don't think it's the kind of game that has much scope for custom levels, but a couple people have mentioned it, so I though I'd make the guide. The method is a bit basic, but it's quite simple. If you have any questions (or levels) feel free to post them here. If there are enough custom levels posted of high quality, I could combine the best into another free dlc....

Under some very specific circumstances (probably very specific angle of landing or pixel you collide with) you can stand for a split of a second on a closed door (effectively in the air) and you can do another jump. So effectively you can do a double jump using a closed door. I wasn't able to do the same with open door, probably because of lack of collision. Is this mechanics known? If yes, is it utilized anywhere in The Ice Palace? I tried to use it to make a paradox in Cell. I was able to do a proxy jum...

I've spent 2 hours on this level and is the only one in the entire game I havn't managed to do. What the hell am I missing? I can't preserve the enchantment of either the block or the key. Is this level doable? I know its been updated as I looked for a solution online and the level layout has flipped on one of the boxes...