Wow, the game is gorgeous! By far the nicest-looking jam game I've ever played. My little computer couldn't handle it very well (I was around 6 FPS most of the time).

The hardware limitations made it hard to play much, but a couple of thoughts:

• I like the use of the computer and e-mail to guide the player and provide instructions without using a menu or something
• It would've been nice to have a smaller wave to start - to provide a quick win & learning experience before diving in
• The e-mail made it sound like we'd be pursuing someone - more like a chase, but then it seems the game was more about surviving waves of enemies? So it felt a bit dissonant and confused about what the goals/story was.

This is a good zombie wave game! I like the cyberpunk aesthetic, however, tag it with an Epilepsy Warning for now! There is an issue with the ceiling light in the first room, where looking up (or having the globe enter the top half of your screen) makes the yellow light flash rapidly and without warning. Highly unlikely to cause a seizure with a currently small amount of players, but if you want to market this further, I'd fix that first, just in case.

Back to the game - excellent moody lighting, I like fighting zombies in the rain with swords and guns with a lost treasure at risk, but a little more polish can be added to make it feel more cohesive:

1. Make the rain thinner - It's really hard to see through it, and it was making me quite dizzy, making it even harder to aim through
2. Add weapon-related feedback upon hits - I couldn't tell if I was aiming correctly with either the sword or the gun, and the gun felt less reliable. Headshots seemed slightly more effective than body shots, but they were hard to land through the rain
3. Audio mixing - zombie are basically on silent mode until they've snuck up on you, then they growl in your ear at the same volume as the music blasting from the car, which is not a good way for the player to judge which enemies to knock down first. Maybe add zombie footsteps, or find a way to make them quieter when they are further away, as an aural cue for the player?
4. Aforementioned lighting issue

I love the points system - would love to see more! Encouraged me to keep fighting through the rain to see what was behind the elaborate doors. Fun, intuitive FPS with a solid environmental design.
I'd love to see this revisited at some point, zombie cyberpunk is my new favourite genre now. ♥