Through the Looking Glass

Editorial Meh

Through the Looking Glass is a dream-logic exploration game with RPG combat and sexual content where outcomes pivot sharply on player choice—NTR and assault scenes are real possibilities, but most can be avoided through dialogue, stats, or simply refusing to engage with triggering events. Players consistently praise the premise and the branching structure that lets you sidestep unwanted content, but frustration runs high over the combat system (described as punishing and unclear to newcomers) and the slow, reward-poor exploration loop. Sexual content is sparse so far—mostly fantasy sequences and a voyeurism minigame—which divides opinion on whether the game delivers on its promise. The build is playable but rough: save-file confusion, unclear tutorials, and unfinished feel dominate recent feedback, and the developer appears to be actively testing and iterating. If you like narrative choice and don't mind grinding through obtuse mechanics to reach sparse sexy payoff, there's a kernel of something here; most others will find the friction exhausting.