Never thought typing in a terminal could be so thrilling! I will say, as someone who isn't the strongest typist, it got a little tedious having to retype the tests each time. The saving the last command was great for fixing typos, but a full command history like a lot of terminals have would have been a nice touch. Also, wasn't loving the music at first but found myself bobbing my head to it after a while, so I'd say that's a win. There is clearly a high amount of effort on display here, from the realistic commands and operating system to the details and jargon that each command spits out. Not sure about the appeal beyond programmers/people already comfortable with using a command line interface, but for me this was a really great and charming experience.

Very interesting take on the theme.

I did not read which wildcards you used so was only half expecting the through the teeth one.

The interface was simple yet effective (thank god for copy/paste) and the text in the game was very enjoyable, only "complaint" is it felt too much like work

Joking aside, really enjoyed the submission.

I had fun, reading the comments I discovered that I could copy past commands, it was driving me crazy, I exorcised the first one but it stucks with $. and I didn't understand if it was done or not.
I loved the terminal idea, not really scary tho

The slack notifications had me dead lol. I can't believe you made a terminal with working apps in this short of a timeframe. I also liked the addition of "spotify" lol. Once I realized you could copy paste, it felt much better. I also tried using mouse click to copy and paste, but instead it was the usual ctrlC+ctrlV. Such an original concept, but I didn't see too much of a connection to the theme. Great entry!

I enjoyed playing. It was fun and I like the visuals. I think that the exorcism could be a little more interactive (for example: if you exorcise demon, you need to solve a puzzle or beat a boss) But it was still one of the best things I've played during this jam

Although I couldn't figure out how to exorcise a daemon, I had a lot of fun just playing around in the terminal and using the applications. You really captured the horror feel of getting a message on Slack right when you're about to leave work and run into an issue and ask a follow up question and the guy ghosts you harder than the ghosts you're supposed to be exorcising. I loved the Slack notification sounds and the spotify application. Some more hints in the tutorial stage would be appreciated though. Overall I laughed a lot with this one, it made me really happy. Cool idea!

Looks like we both though about making computer simulators haha. I was a bit lost until I read in your comment here that I was supposed to run "vpn connect sanctum". When I was just running "vpn connect Lucifex", it said that vpn was not a recognized command (I suspect this was a "catch all failures" case).

Cool idea overall!   It is kind of funny that you made a job simulation haha

One of the most original concepts I played on this jam.  I loved the retro art style, the haunting slack sounds, and the text interface. As already said in the comment section, I found myself trying to use the shortcuts I use at my regular job a few times 😅

Fun fact: I got two ideas from my first solo-brainstorm, one of them was very similar to your haunted coffeeshop idea, but as a pub instead, and I also ended up developing a different idea 😆 

Congrats for the great game and implementation!

Love the concept and it was so immersive that I instinctively tried to use shortcuts I normally use (which sadly didn't work). You don't know how many times I tried to alt tab to try to switch back to the firefox window.

The first thing I wanted to do was setup aliases for those commands. The end really got my heart pumping, so well done. I felt like I was on a Fallout computer with those sounds.

The game looks so good but im too dumb to figure out what i am supposed to do.

As a (fellow?) web developer, this pushed the right buttons, even though - like others pointed out - it felt weirdly like being at work. I liked the originality of the concept, combining the spiritual with the digital, the world felt consistent.

One thing I would add is the support for multiple tabs in the browser, because searching for "daemons" and "inputs" for the first time felt like discovery, but once you are in the middle of investigating and exorcizing the daemons, it's more of a chore to type them all over again to switch between the daemon info and the commands.

Too real for feeling like I was at work, but also really nice touches. Would have been funny if you had an option to install a virus if you mis spelled the npm install command instead of it just not recognizing.

On the not recognizing front it was confusing at first how to begin with the initial VPN connection. Typing VPN connect told me VPN wasn't recognized, but really it was I was missing the server.
Solid entry!

Cool game!  I liked the progression and randomness to the puzzles.  I wish I could press up to go through previously inputted commands.  I think more could have been done on the audio front like ambiance and outside noises like people talking or traffic or the buzzing of electronics.  I played to the end and saw the bad ending.  I'm a bad typer and Marvis Beacon did not teach me well.  Keep up the good work!

Also left this on the main page, but I'll say it here too... very cool submission!

Oozing with absolute charm. I really loved the process of getting slack messages and working through solving which one had infected each system. The stakes were very low until they weren't as well.

Super original and creative. Did not disappoint :)