Okay, so Mighty Magiswords: Double Trouble in Mirror Castle is one of those games that sounds simple until you actually try it. You're controlling both Prohyas and his evil twin Nohyas at the same time—one in the normal world, the other in a mirrored version. At first, your brain kinda short-circuits trying to move them separately, but after a level or two, it clicks in this weirdly satisfying way.

The castle’s full of traps that play with the mirror gimmick—like spikes that only exist in one dimension, or platforms that crumble in both if you step wrong. Messing up means watching your doppelganger plummet into the abyss, which… yeah, hurts a little every time. The portal reunions at the end of each level feel legit triumphant though.

It’s short, but the mirror mechanic makes even basic jumps feel like a puzzle. Just don’t blame me when you start seeing mirrored versions of your own hands afterward.