In this game, you can…

• …finish the game and get a finale that expands the rules past four dimensions into a fifth-dimensional twist.
• …flip into a volumetric view of the course, line up a path through 4D space, then drop back out to take the shot.
• …build and download custom 4D courses, then play them in local hotseat multiplayer or a marble-race mode.

In this game, you can…

• …reroute connections by rotating nodes and flipping junctions so the signal reaches only the hooks you want to pull.
• …watch solved wiring and nodes vanish on their own, leaving the remaining puzzle cleaner as you go.
• …stack switches, gates, remote triggers, and wireless jumps into a dense little logic machine you have to fire in the right order.

In this game, you can…

• …pick up a painting or postcard, apply it to a surface, and step into it as a walkable 3D space.
• …set a timer, take a photo of yourself, and place your own image past an obstacle to reach new areas.
• …switch from copying to cutting, where photographing something removes it and you place it somewhere else.

In this game, you can…

• …push a box into itself, push it out of itself, and walk out of a box while still remaining inside it.
• …create loops where box A is inside box B is inside box C is inside box A again, then use the cycle to move things.
• …turn paradoxes into the actual solution, including puzzles where you use infinity as a tool you can manipulate.

In this game, you can…

• …turn any visible surface into the new floor.
• …fall off a ledge, loop through the world, and land back where you started.
• …use the world's loop to cross a gap by dropping in one orientation and arriving from another.