This is one of my favorite entries in concept and execution, the whole idea of moving a small camera or robot into a deep dark cave system, is so claustrophobic but interesting at the same time! 

The whole aspect of limited movement has always fascinated me, not knowing where you will be, having to make sure every step you make is carefully calculated, maybe even having to make a map, is all so interesting to me. 

The ambience and the darkness behind it are fascinating, to be honest I enjoyed this game quite a bit, would definitely come back for more! 

The absolute terror I went through playing this. Moving and knowing that if you want to know where you kinda are, you must to update the image. The brief moment of not wanting because it might be better not to see it than see, but knowing you can't really blindly just move around either. That brief moment of rendering the image was always just like the worst horror experience for me. I love it. It executes this concept perfectly. My only complaint is that I was completely lost at points with the movement and where to go (it was around the boxes lol) because at first I thought the camera angle moves too. Regardless this, this whole thing, love it. It was immensely terrifying experience and I dreaded every moment of it, I'm absolutely in love with the concept of this. Great work!

Cool game! The controls left me kind of disoriented, i did not know where i was headed most of the time, but i really liked the idea. Had me feeling uneasy. Good job!

Great mechanic used here! Looking forward to a future version with more of this world, would be nice :)

I defiantly felt quite uneasy through the game.

really unique and good sound design, pretty immersive too

really unique and good sound design, pretty immersive too

This was a cool concept! Maybe some way to interact with the environment would give the experience more depth.

I thought the concept was really strong. It was a little difficult to understand how I was moving when I started. At first, I thought I was on a tank sort of control, so moving left would make the treads spin in opposite directions to make me turn left. But then I discovered that it's sort of like a translation to go left. But then I got stuck in a corner, and I couldn't get out. Cool concept, but I wish the animations were a bit faster. :)