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Anyhow, thank you for the replies :-) btw, I see the intended solution now ^^
Thanks for testing.
Didn't need to deactivate the fizzler in the third room...
The kinda twisty bit at the end? Couldnt use that, so came up with an alternative way of opening the door. Also the cage with the reflection cube was maybe too big to keep in. Didnt need all those levels in it.
But, really enjoyed it overall.
I really like this chamber. It's got a very interesting set up. Sort of like micro chambers or maybe even mini-games. Each small little room provides a short and sweet little challenge. They interconnect together quite well. Each part of the test is well lit and your objective is clear. Also I would like to say my favorite part was that tractor beam section. That was really quite unique and fun.
I think the biggest problem this chamber has is that it is excessive. Its got too much stuff in it. It's hard to remain focused on a single element when there is so many cubes and chambers. I feel like you could cut out some of the stuff, some chambers were phoning it in a bit.
So overall a unique and fun experience weighed down by some excess