Here are some of my opinions based on my experience playing this game:

Mouse moves kind of fast, maybe you should add a mouse speed option in the pause menu?

I love the style of the abandonded house taking place in the pitch-black night. I also like how the theme stays consistant throughout the whole game.

The game really does a great job giving the player the sense of dread, especially with a blood trail leading to an unknown horror, and the long dark hallway that gets darker the farther down you travel. I was really preparing for some sort of jumpscare as I was going down those paths.

I was really hooked on the story aspect, along with the feeling of solving a mystery of what this place is, who is this woman, and what happened to this woman?

I was kind of hoping for another puzzle in the second rewinding section instead of just picking up a tool and being done, especially with how cleverly designed the first puzzle was. Perhaps you could have done something where you need to get an assortment of tools in a certain order to open the broken door (with a plot twist of it being the order of tools used to torture and kill the woman)?

This might be kind of a nit-pick, but I'm not sure if I was a fan of the sparks effect of the time traveling objects. The game has a dark horror theme to it with grimey and rusted objects everywhere, and the bright cartoonish sparks kind of takes away from the immersion a bit. Perhaps something like a red and black smoke-like aura coming off of the objects would be more fitting for a dark environment?

I'm hoping you can expand upon this story in the future. It's not too often that you get to see a mystery-horror game that doesn't consist of cheap jumpscares.

interesting game and interesting mechanic, it reminded me of Devotion, wich you probably played. Great atmosphere and good graphics, even though it could have been scarier,but the darkness of the rooms made the job. Really impressive.

Scary stuff jezus. Good job on the game mate :) I liked how you get pulled into the story and how you unravel the mechanic. Very innovative mechanic too. I like the attention to details and your knack for creeping me out :P

Maybe one little constructive feedback would have been to make it a little brighter in some places.

I presume you are also from Belgium? Anyways, good job and please try my game too ^^

Hey, I really love a lot of things done on this game. Here to share my thoughts on it :

1) The rewind mechanic, while simple in nature - I think it blends well with the game feel. The rewind dimension reveals puzzle solutions, and at one time - a very scary world. And as a result, the normal world feels more 'safer'. Given enough time, you should explore this design philosophy to create some interesting pacing in horror games - where you alternate between a safe world, and a dangerous world - and you could juxtapose that somewhere in the game. Love it!

2) The music and atmosphere. I am seriously bad at jump scares so thank god this is not a jump scare game. The oldies radio in the first room helped me settle in a bit, while all the gruesome detail around contrasts that well. I think you missed the opportunity of playing the music in reverse when you're in the rewind world (or maybe you did and I missed it - thinking it was normal..). Despite its simple graphics, I think you did well on setting the mood with the limited FOV, slow movement and gradual reveal of plot details.

I have a few thoughts on other things you can keep in mind, some of these are subjective:

1) Mouse sensitivity, understandably there are limited time to implement an options menu - I don't have one myself in my game. But the problems become glaringly obvious when playing a first-person game like this as small movements cause huge sweeping motions. Consider an in-game mouse sensitivity option - maybe. 

2) There was one time when the game froze shortly after starting the game. No big deal - just restarted the game. I almost thought it was intentional design (you know, going with the game title of it might just be in my mind.. idk). Haha - considering exploring that.

3) Small polish details such as making the artwork upside down in the rewind dimension - I think it's such a small detail, but can add a lot to the atmosphere from an artistic perspective. And also, do you know that we can't actually properly read words or read the time when we're dreaming - you could draw that parallel to when you're in the mind (in the rewind dimension?) to how to decorate the rewind dimension.

I probably messed up a lot of the supposed story didnt I.

4) The last room needs more guidance - I typically search from left to right, so when I was hugging the wall on left side, I saw the 'couch' from behind  and activated it without realising what it did. I think for such a crucial scene, maybe just a bit of light - to show 'couch' at least? Consider that.

5) The line of sight (or circle.. thing) might be too small - it becomes almost difficult to try to navigate through places. This comes from an absolute horror rookie though. I think if you want to keep the typical low line of sight - maybe you can add on top a flashlight with limited batteries so it still forces players under the low LOS to conserve batteries - and always keeps them tense.

I know it looks like theres more cons than pros but you know how human psychology goes - we remember the bad things more than the good things. With that said, I thoroughly enjoyed your game and you can take my word for that. It's such an enjoyable short experience and I had to take one for the team and play a horror game for once. You've checked some boxes of a good horror element so keep it up!

Loving it - hope to see more from you!