Infinite Corridor is a first-person puzzle game that explores the relationship between mental illness and religious identity. The story follows the man November through issues of identity. The game's aesthetics are heavily influenced by 20th-century modern artists like Piet Mondrian and Salvador Dali.
I wanted to enjoy this game, but unfortunately I can't, first of all, the fact that i keep seeing my cursor is quite annoying, but i can live with that, what I can't live with however, is the fact that (unless I'm mistaken, in which case, please correct me) there is no way to tell that I will fall through certain platforms in the second stage, this is rather infuriating, considering the fact that I have to start the level ALL over again and wait for the (agonizingly slow) platform to reach me so I can try again. I did, however, enjoy what I saw of the games aesthetics, a nice, simplistic look, so you can focus on solving the puzzle, while still pleasing to the eye. I hope this game's flaws can be corrected, so I can play more of it, as it appears it could potentially be quite a fun game to play.