The movement was smooth, which is always a positive, but the pixelation does seem rather aggressive. As others have mentioned before, with the dark light as well, this makes the presentation harder to appreciate. There wasn't much else to do other then pick up skulls and avoiding monsters, but the mood hits pretty well. Just need to make it easier for the player to realize where they are. And maybe make the notes not squished in the center like it was for me.

What a creepy picture you selected for the thumbnail! That alone caught my interest. People are often critical of using a pixelation shader (which is what I assume you used here), however I found that it worked well here. The enemy movement looked otherworldly with this effect, whereas it would probably look pretty hum-drum otherwise. It seemed like we missed the cue to pick up one of the candles before we proceeded. Maybe that's where the shader worked against you because it's so hard to see details like that. Anyway, gameplay sadly fell into the usual walking around, avoiding monsters, and searching for stuff that many in the horror genre try to do.

Was too dark at first until I used the candle :) Good aesthetic, beautiful dark painting (and cover). I wanted to dig deeper, but only found one skull.

Per my son, "Creativity, not very good. Horror, not scary. Gameplay, presentation, both amazing! Theme: you followed the theme very well. You got bedonked, bro (I have no idea what he meant by this)."

It's a bit too claustrophobic, small FOV and forced low resolution muddy the graphics to the point where it turns into incomprehensible pixel mud. Puzzles are not hard and not that many, but it's easy to get lost just because of the troublesome sense of direction.
Game is a spooky, it's a bit scary, but too harsh on the eyes.

Cool to have a look around, I think the sounds, movement and visuals set a eerie tone but the map was a little on the dark side for me or my monitor. Was hard to build a mental map and it lead to some confusion.