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You should play Unstack instead anyways; it's the same puzzle with a better layout and - I suppose - no button glitch? I forget if that actually affects the puzzle, or if being able to get to the exit means that opening it is trivial. Some people were telling me that the exit buttons don't afect the puzzle in Unstack. Hmm.
That is, as far as I remember, placing two cubes one on another lets you jump over the red lasers without dying. Put above it another laser, so it's clearly not the solution, because I did die to it twice, while trying to do that . Also, that would be really nice if moving a cube through the laser was a part of the solution.
Anyway, loved the 'you did everything right, except one thing, now do it again' moments, which happened to me at least 20 times , but the very long faith-plate ride was very boring and by the time I got to the top, I often forgot what I wanted to do, having to remember ~12 exact steps.