Very neat game, with adult themes, flavor text and scenarios. Some of depths of mechanics have to be experienced through trial and error, like not realizing that loosing all your health doesn't result in a game over.

A way to visualize which parts of the player's body isn't clothed could be very helpful though, I found myself spending almost half of my time playing trying to visualize what articles of clothing I was missing, as well as being more specific with when a piece of clothing is not just damaged but actually destroyed. resorting to holding 2 of each type of clothing so that when one did get destroyed relying on the console box to let me know if a new article of clothing was auto equipped out of battle to let me know I should get a replacement ASAP.

I was able to get a couple different endings, and got to se and complete all the quests for most helpful infected NPCs, but I did get a notice that there was another survivor on the last floor after doing so that I was not successful on locating before getting one of the bad endings not being able to leave the building and getting one of those endings instead. Was able to get back to the lowest floor on another playthrough (multi kettle run is OP) and didn't get that same dialogue box notification of there being a survivor on that level. Seems like a secret that I would be compelled to try and go back to to complete but the path there the first time was pretty time consuming. I'll have to improve the way I go about clearing floors to try and get it again.

Would have immediately went back to try and play again if it wasn't for what felt like some greatly warranted quality of life improvements, but I'll no doubt find myself playing it again from personal persistence and curiosity.

I'll have to play some of the inspirations of this game's format, I believe Nethack being one of them, to get a better idea if some of the more clunky seeming designs art true to their inspirations or a result of their own attempted implementations.

Would love to play an updated version, but as well looking forward to more of the creator's other works in progress that follow a similar design