4:56 Yes, I would like to see you play the rest of the game in Marble Mode

Welp they made 5D look as absolutely trippy as possible.

I WOULD *LOVE* TO SEE THE WHOLE GAME IN MARBLE MODE!

33:50 CodeParade has mentioned that things will be made open-source at some point after the release.

Congratulations on completing the game!! 🎉

13:49 To me it seems to work as intended. The ball simply wasn't on the gravity area for long enough, so it didn't fully turn gravity into the direction that you would have needed there.

Yes I would like Marble mode you are a fun person

I watched a marble mode speedrun, you seem to be able to just clip the hole and be fine, so no need to brake I think On hole 5 there I think the gap in the wall was on both straightaways of the oval, one on the entrance, one on the exit. You were stopped on the U-turn part, so there wasn't a direct line of sight

Well, that's a neat little addition. Seems like it'd be a fun speedrun challenge type of thing. Also, since you never looked at them in a video I don't think, I'm guessing the 18 hole variants of the courses are just the regular and challenge holes combined into one? Superliminal is pretty cool. Fun but ultimately simple puzzles, and it does some neat stuff with its mechanics. Short enough that it doesn't overstay its welcome, either. I think you'd enjoy it. These pesky 5D rotations are breaking your brain a bit, it seems =) (I'm pretty sure I mentioned it when you brought it up in the past, but Flatland was social commentary of Victorian England, presented via shapes, so it's cultural critique with a bit of dimensional interpretation on the side, and losing that context takes away most of its purpose, which explains why it feels so weird and awkward today. Then someone else wrote Flatterland much later, which was advanced geometry lessons wrapped in a rough plot.) This was a fun time, thank you!

So, fun fact: There is a game where they mess with the speed of light. It's literally called "A Slower Speed of Light", was made by MIT lab.

I for one would love to see a marble mode run of the game! At least the 4D courses which I can sort of understand, no need to go for par or anything those par times look really demanding.

I’m allowed to like it even if I didn’t make it.