Mirage: Illusions

Name: Mirage: Illusions
Price: 1.99 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.167553424835205 (3635 reviews)
Author: Illam Software Entertainment

Illam Software Entertainment

4.2

3.64K reviews

100K+

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Teacher Approved

PEGI 3

About this game

What would it be like if the physics of the world went about how you perceived things?

Find out in this unusual spatial puzzle!

Features:
• 40 mind-bending puzzles for you to take on!
• 3 modes to play in: Relaxation - where you can explore levels, Endurance - to finish the game within the time limit and Time Trials - get as many medals as possible!
• Secret levels to unlock!
• Compete for the best times!

Updated on

Oct 22, 2025

Data safety

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No data shared with third parties

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This app may collect these data types

App activity and App info and performance

Data is encrypted in transit

Data can’t be deleted

Committed to follow the Play Families Policy

Ratings and reviews

4.2

3.4K reviews

A Google user

April 5, 2019

Thanks for getting this game back on google play. Multiple control options and it's fun finding a different route. My irritations are that the time trial clock doesn't reset to zero if you fall off the track and the time trial doesn't offer to continue to the next map. It makes you go back to the main menu and scroll down to find the next map.

9 people found this review helpful

Illam Software Entertainment

April 7, 2019

Hi GY, we're glad you enjoyed Mirage: Illusions! We will take your suggestions into consideration :)

Marcus Hill

July 18, 2022

Good mind twister. Thanks devs. Been enjoying this for years. Please add a next button when a time trial is complete. Having to go back to the main menu, then scrolling through the list is painful. And the better you do (higher levels) means even more scrolling.

2 people found this review helpful

A Google user

March 11, 2019

I quickly discovered solutions that are disallowed when rotation function is conveniently disabled just as you approach them. If a solution exists that is "easier" than the intended one, then the puzzle is flawed. That seems to be a common issue with these Escher-esque games.

2 people found this review helpful