Felt like a higher life experience

It's alright. It's worth a play-through, especially if you like Lu's games, although it's not as "atmospheric" as the others.

I was looking forward to the lore, but there's no lore beyond what's revealed in the game description. Unless the 2(?) cameos at the start are actually tie-ins to the other games.

Sheeroom is a somewhat surreal short "puzzle" game, and I enjoyed it. Sadly, the game is way too laggy for what little polygons it has (it's really badly optimized), some levels were borderline unplayable... And the puzzles aren't there yet, most of them are just based on moving objects from one place to another (which, to be fair, is used later as a joke so I guess the dev is aware) or picking up objects, there were only 2 puzzles and they were pretty easy... The aestethic is fine, I liked the characters sprites but the 3d filter was a little annoying and the whole thing looks pretty barebones. In a game like this that basically only has gameplay and surprise factor going for it, those need to be refined and worthwhile, and this to me isn't. It's free, of course, but it's not really that meaningful for the time investment of 30 minutes (which could have been 20 if not for the laggyness). The story isn't there yet, and neither are puzzles, so it's mostly just a walking sim.