Expands on Qube in every way, but remains steadily seated within the generic indie puzzler. Puzzles are still good, the graphics are nice eye candy, and the story is bleh including le epic final choice. It's thin line to walk on, between trying to making your game more interesting beyond its gameplay, and putting too many resources into things that ultimately don't matter. Making some interludes visually impactful instead of the dialogue and general story might have been a better choice, because it doesn't present anything unique (and certainly not in a unique way), so why bother? The Turing Test might be a better and comparable example.