I liked this game, the only thing I noticed was that sometimes I didn't know which way the player was going to turn, but I think that's because I rarely control a 64x64 resolution isometric game. The music was also appropriate for the atmosphere.

I love the music and the graphics. Really fun puzzle gameplay. :)

This is great! I feel like you don't see isometric games done at this scale often—for, well, obvious reasons—but you did a fantastic job with the spritework. The time limit was very generous, which honestly I appreciate, and the puzzles were simple but interesting. (Embarrassingly what stumped me the longest was... figuring out that I needed to enter the code and then # on the keypad, hah. In hindsight: yeah, obviously. In the moment: no thoughts, head empty.)

I think the only things I would've liked to see are a text box or something at the console to tell you how many keys you need to find, and some way to swap iso controls. The one used by the game isn't my preferred and, like, I got through it with only a minimal amount of wall-bumping, but still. 

Overall, a fun little game. Congrats!

Nice, crazy how I ran into that same bug as the other commenters, then came here and read about it. Nice art and aesthetics. Map wasn't too confusing to navigate either. A lot of these zoomed in games make it hard to figure out where the player is, but I wasn't having that problem. 

Little rough around the edges but I really like the execution of this mini adventure. Ran into the same bug as mentioned by another commenter but I liked the game so much I reset and made sure I beat the game. That seems like a good thing! Thanks for the moments of enjoyment.