(x/post) Stealth game, collect the presents while dodging people.  Okay, dev's first game, cool.  Feedback needs a bit of work of course (line of sight, sound, detection, stuff like that.  There's also not a lot of emphasis to point where you can go or what you can do).  I think the biggest problem is it relying on a pitch-black labyrinth for most of the game.  It just doesn't feel good mechanically (it's a stealth game but it's not using it, not that I think applying it there would work) and thematically.  Still, I've definitely played worse "dev's first game that was also a stealth game" so that's a point in its favor.  Keep it up!

Pretty ambitious objective-based stealth game. For a week, there;s a good amount of things to do but unfortunately a lot of design issues bog it down in my opinion.

I appreciate the feedback you get from enemies when they've spotted you, however it's kind of hard to anticipate when you're going to be spotted. It feels inconsistent, like sometimes I can be directly in front of someone and they don't see me. Some kind of vision-cone system might help alleviate this issue.

The artwork is a little simplistic which makes aspects of gameplay more difficult than they need to be, for example it can be hard to tell that some rooms are connected but more importantly for a stealth game it can be hard to tell which direction your enemies are facing. 

Punishment for being spotted feels too severe; you're instantly thrown right back to the start of the game

The labyrinth in the basement wasn't much fun..

But yeah, super ambitious for a week and congratulations on getting a project complete, relatively bug-free (as far as I could tell) and submitted.