I think I know what's going on now. Pretend you are inside a cube. You face one side of it. You can press left or right to rotate your view of the cube. So there would be four sides you can see. Each side is a part of a an entire memory. Seeing one side of it is only a part of the entire thing. Disabling one side would disable the entire cube and therefore the memory itself.
Moving forward would bring you into another memory cube. Again, you can do the same to it. Seeing it, disabling it and whatever. So, I guess you can say that you are in sort of a maze made out of cubes. There would be dead ends, in this case those sides that shake when you try to move forward.
That's my best explanation for what's goin' on here.
I give credit to RockLeeSmile for leading me to this interesting entry.
LD28 — You Only Get One (1)
Data Stains by Evilion 2013-12-28T19:27:00
I think I know what's going on now. Pretend you are inside a cube. You face one side of it. You can press left or right to rotate your view of the cube. So there would be four sides you can see. Each side is a part of a an entire memory. Seeing one side of it is only a part of the entire thing. Disabling one side would disable the entire cube and therefore the memory itself.
Moving forward would bring you into another memory cube. Again, you can do the same to it. Seeing it, disabling it and whatever. So, I guess you can say that you are in sort of a maze made out of cubes. There would be dead ends, in this case those sides that shake when you try to move forward.
That's my best explanation for what's goin' on here.
I give credit to RockLeeSmile for leading me to this interesting entry.