I think this was about the best gameplay of the stuff I've played haha

Man this was tough! It definitely managed to be scary despite being about spoiled food, so kudos on that. The graphics looked good, particularly the lighting effects. I enjoyed the Zero-G/jump mechanic, it was a unique change of pace.

This is really cool but makes me pretty woozy after a few minutes, unfortunately. I really like the concept of risking your life for a celebratory arbitrary dinner. The graphics work nicely (space windows!) and the character looks good.

This was great.  Loved the mechanics used for jumping.  And really got the feeling that I was in zero gravity.  The implementation of the flashlight  was done well too.  Once the lobster starts attacking it gets real frantic and hitting a crate then as you try to get away was hilarious.   Will def recommend this.  I had no bugs or issues with this little gem.

Thanks for making this!!!

This is a really neat horror game that pairs humour with horror very well. The flavor of the game - pun intended - about retrieving an alien meal that turns out to be more dangerous than intended - is a great twist on the space horror genre. It also makes for a more unique premise as well! 

The best thing about this game is the disorienting zero-grav mechanics. They made me dizzy, but that is kind of the point and it captured the out-of-control feeling of trying to navigate in space well. I think that the ending to dispose of the alien played with these mechanics in a fun way as well.

For feedback, as has already been mentioned, some more direction with guiding players would have been useful, as the ship itself was fairly large. I had no problems with this as you did add signs on floors, but players may struggle with it. Also, a checkpoint may have been helpful for players as well. 

I do like the additional way to kill the alien as well. Games with multiple ways to solve problems are very appealing, and also make players feel like they can be creative with how they approach things. Really encourage you to keep on creating games - I think a version of this that was more fleshed-out could really nail the space horror experience. Can't wait to see what you come up with in future! 

Thanks for submitting The Second Fridge to the SCREAM MACHINE game jam!

- SCREAM CATALOGUE

Really impressive engine, I had alot of fun messing around in zero G, couldn't find the gun though.

very fun, great looking game. I didn't find the gun though - that lobster wins this round.

I liked this. The game was fun, it took a bit of time to get used to the movement but when I did, I liked it. I think that having the monster kill you straight away was less scary and more annoying as I had to start the entire game again (Maybe start from the fridge when you die?) but I still enjoyed it. 

I was really impressed that you managed to make a game this spinny and disorienting—a cool ludic tension-builder!—without making it...nauseating. At least for me, anyway. That's a hard needle to thread. There are some little things you could adjust in camera and controls (without sacrificing the scrambling nature of the player's actions) to add some QoL and make the setup work for something bigger, but I think it works great for this game.

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Cool, concise, classic "neat mechanic" jam game.

Loved the whole jumping around in 0 gravity mechanic ! and the game was pleasantly comedic once I ran into the enemy :) 9/10 !