Mirage: Ignis Fatuus

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Mirage: Ignis Fatuus casts you as Kyuboy’d, a rogue with a knack for bending light and shadow to survive. The city of Mirage, built on a fading magic resource called Mana, is crumbling. You’ll navigate crumbling platforms, warp perspectives, and solve spatial puzzles that twist the environment itself. Each level feels like a Rube Goldberg machine of illusions, requiring precise timing and clever thinking to progress. The controls are tight, the physics responsive, and the puzzles escalate from simple trickery to brain-bending sequences that force you to rethink assumptions. The game’s standout is its inventive use of visual trickery, turning platforming into a test of perception. With 70+ user-rated puzzles on Steam (average 4.5/5), it’s clear the challenge hits a sweet spot for fans of logic-driven exploration. Running on PC, PS5, and Switch, it balances accessibility with depth, play in short bursts or get lost in its labyrinthine levels. Developer Illam Software leans into the indie ethos, prioritizing clever design over flash. If you’ve ever struggled to beat a puzzle platformer’s final act, this one’s built to scratch that itch.