Through the Mirror
2D puzzle platformer built around navigating mirrored worlds simultaneously
Cleiton Oliveira · Published by Volens Nolens Games · Released Jan 7, 2017
- Reviews
- Very Positive
- 82% of 122
- Recent reviews
- Not enough recent
- Players
- 0
- daily peak, Nov 7, 2026
- Steam Deck
- Untested
- Last update on Steam
- 9 years ago
- Jan 16, 2017
What is Through the Mirror?
This 2D puzzle platformer has you navigate two mirrored worlds at once, solving movement puzzles across levels. Its premise concerns two figures in separate worlds who share a goal.
For you if...
- +you enjoy difficult platforming puzzles built around mirrored movement
- +you like simple controls paired with demanding levels
Not for you if...
- −you dislike learning levels through repeated deaths
- −you want platforming without watching two views at once
What players say
82% of 122 reviews are positive
Players praise the mirrored-world puzzles and challenging level design. They complain that some levels rely on trial and error and memorizing routes. Older reviews also report flickering or invisible platforms.
Screenshots and trailer
Through the Mirror system requirements
Minimum: GT, 2 GB RAM, 0.5 GB of disk space.
As published by the developer.
Can my PC run Through the Mirror?
The published requirements do not name a graphics card we can compare.
Set up my PC →Minimum
- OS
- Windows XP Service Pack 3 or newer
- Processor
- 1.8 GHz Processor
- Graphics
- NVIDIA GT/s 4xx or equivalent
- Memory
- 2 GB RAM
- Storage
- 500 MB available space
- DirectX
- Version 9.0c
Does Through the Mirror have co-op or multiplayer?
No: single-player only, no multiplayer modes declared.
Does Through the Mirror run on Steam Deck?
Untested Not yet tested by Valve on Steam Deck.
PC version details
- DRM
- None declared on Steam
- Controller
- Full controller support
- Platforms
- Windows
- Achievements
- 3
- Steam features
- Family Sharing, Trading cards
- Languages
- Text only: English.
Does Through the Mirror use AI-generated content?
No AI-generated content is disclosed on the game's Steam page.
Self-reported by the developer under Steam rules: it covers AI content that ships in the game, not tools used to make it. Steam page checked on Oct 25, 2026. How to filter AI games on Steam
