@Fallowsthorn: yes it's possible! Nothing should break in multiplayer, although I have to say I haven't tested it as extensively with multiple people, so it's possible for some minor bug to pop up

Is it possible to play this with more than one person, or will it break something?

@Shimmer721 Hi there! It is actually set up in a way that, regardless of the order you do the things, you can retrieve both holographic keys and eventually both rods. If you couldn't, maybe there was a bug or you missed something. Could you please specify what happened exactly? At what point were you unable to continue and what was the reason? If it was a bug, that information would help me find it. Thanks!

In the cave, if you do things with the cages out of order, you're stuck. If you remove the wrong rod thing from the cage first then use it to get the shape to unlock the under water thing, you can't get both of them. Maybe include something that will let you get both regardless of what order you did or have something that makes the person get them in the right order set up.

Excellent room with fun puzzles and mechanics. Really nice environments as well :) I manage to get myself stuck not finding the feather, no idea how I missed it :P

Really great room, puzzles were enjoyable and the aesthetics/atmosphere was over the top!

What a gorgeous workshop! I especially loved the aquatic area. I just sat and looked all around. So pretty!

The shark puzzle was a bit difficult to figure out, due to the shapes and colors not matching perfectly, and the head on the mermaid silhouette being a bit difficult to really see clearly , but I powered through with some trial and error. Still a solid puzzle, just a bit unclear. Absolutely everything else in this room was A+ work, for sure, though. I greatly enjoyed it all.

@MahmanU: Thanks a lot for your comment and tips on improvements!

I'm really sorry you wasted time because of the slot object placement silhouette not appearing underwater. Unfortunately, I don't think I can fix that as it's just something that happens due to the underwater logic. I figured, since by that point in the game the players already know that they must put the ore on that spot, that they would try to do it even though the silhouette is not visible. But I know I can't count on that every time, so I understand it must have been frustrating. I've put a disclaimer about this in the room description, and I will also put one in-game as soon as the competition ends and I'm allowed to introduce changes. I'll see about making the sharks more distinctive too.

Thank you so much for your help and again I apologize for the inconveniences!

A pleasant environment or calming should I say? Nonetheless, a very good puzzles. There were some things that I noticed could use some improvements.

Mostly in the ocean world, I couldn't see visually the snapping point of the ore due to the contrast of the snapping point and the environment thus I assumed something need to be done before inputting it. But I was wrong when I just tried to do input it anyway after searching for about 15 mins for that 'something needed before inputting the ore (which doesn't exist btw).

Another thing would be the shark images except for hammerhead shark are kinda similar and I questioned myself there for about 10 mins on why the options I pick for both sharks wouldnt work since I was sure it was correct. So maybe adding a bit more distinctive point on one of the shark images would be great :D

OMG, are you kidding? Those lower levels in the cave are BEGGING to make the boxes movable and be visited!!!

Thanks a lot @phoebesta!! I wasn't planning on expanding this world, but you know what? It's not a bad idea at all!

I loved the puzzles, they were different, but fair (though by the time I got back to the forest I had forgotten about the statues I had seen). But mostly, this is really beautiful! Hope you are planning to expand it!

Thank you so much, Dr. Krank!! I'm looking forward to check out your contest room as well, as soon as I have the time

Extremely well made, the puzzle are all interesting and unique.The aesthetics are amazing and I loved the way you used the holograms! Great job Eureka