Really cool concept, and you created a really unique horror atmosphere. This is always what I'm afraid will happen when I open up system32.

I wasn't able to complete the game, there were a few things getting in the way:

• I found the visual effect way too intense and couldn't look at the screen for too long. I had to write down the files and try to solve the codes on paper
• I put in a solid effort at solving the codes, and I am no master but I wasn't able to figure anything out. I tried some basic things like applying the Crypt*.txt keys and offsetting the letters in the cipher. Maybe I am just dumb, but here's my very subjective take: In my experience most good puzzle games I have played start by teaching the player the rules of the game with simple puzzles before moving on to complicated puzzles. If the player has to guess the rules of the game while solving a complicated puzzle then they have no chance of solving it. I guess what I'm saying is I would have expected one of those basic techniques to work somewhere just to tell me I was on the right track, before moving on to anything more complicated.

That said I still did have a great time playing the game.

I also figured out you could click and drag the battery to get more time. I learned this on my first playthrough by dragging it to zero and giving myself the jumpscare lmao.

I gave it a shot, but ended up closing it out without finishing it. The static and time limit were pretty frustrating to play around, and having to go back to the menu to read the commands was annoying. I wish you could just type "help" in game to get all the commands. I also couldn't seem to open any .txt file with a space in the name. 

The game overall is really cool, atmospheric, and grabbed me immediately which is amazing. I love the concept, but I had to give up because the puzzle was too hard for me trying to read the text and think was giving me a headache. It sounds like others were able to get further into the game, I think I'm just a low skill player :)

Very novel.  Nice ambient music.  Graphics were decent, but the glitch effect made it difficult to read.  Together they created a nice horror atmosphere.  Highly polished.  

I thought it was pretty fun.  I'm no developer by any means and even for me figuring out how to move between folders and files wasn't too difficult so nice job making it pretty clear how to play.  The audio and environment really set the tone, all the effects like the static over the camera all seemed appropriate so great job with that.  

I am used to terminal commands, but got frustrated a bit.

Could not get the cryptkey code to work in the correct directory, no matter what way I typed it.

I had to play your game since the concept is so similar to ours, I appreciate what you build, and it was properly spooky. I enjoyed the more spooky decryption style puzzles implemented.

Great job on a dificult implementation!

Honestly I'm really surprised that this game isn't more popular. The graphics are amazing, especially the menu. The audio as well. It's really atmospheric. 

I also like the idea. I wasn't able to complete the game, since the password didn't work even after converting it. Still, the idea is really good. Though, honestly, the timer was kinda redundant since you can always just continue where you left of last time without any consequences. 

Also you can't really see a lot with the blur effect so you have to use the last camera angle. 

There's a lot of potential here. Good job!

Nice job! I really like the atmosphere and music, and the main menu is incredibly good. I think a help command would have really been useful in giving new players a way to quickly understand the commands. Other than that though, I liked it, good job!

I think the visual glitch was applied too heavily.

Really great atmosphere

Woah the menu is a masterpiece