Visuals are great; beyond the stylized 3d look, things like the start screen and level switch animations were excellent. I only solved the first room but very satisfying when I thought to check the last place and everything fell into place. The discrete almost tile-based movement works really well for this because there are a finite amount of 'screens' the player has to check for clues.

I'm adding to my list of life's greatest achievements the fact that I was able to solve room two. Granted, both rooms took a bit of brute-forcing once I had 90% of the info required, but still. Nice game overall, and some great puzzles (if a bit too esoteric).

Loooove the lo-fi 3d look! First puzzle is pretty well designed, and it's cool being able to walk around and look at loads of stuff.

There's not much in the way of audio, but you got a lot done considering you were busy. Would definitely like to see this expanded to a full game.

For not having enough time, you definitely have something fun. It reminds me of the Myst games where you needed to write things down puzzles. Including the virtual notepad is pretty cool as well, and it didn't feel buggy at all. It took me a bit to figure out the first room, but I figured it out eventually. The second puzzle I wasn't able to figure out unfortunately. I definitely liked this game. Well done!

Finally got around to playing and I had a great time! I really love the Inscryption inspired aesthetic and movement mechanic and I actually quite liked the escape room search puzzles (I am a big escape room fan anyway so you had me from the start ;D) Nicely done!

Very polished game.  The controls felt tight, the visuals were good, and it felt cool rotating objects around and finding hidden things on the back.  It really captured that escape room feel!

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Really nice presentation of this whole thing. I enjoy how the cursor changes when hovering over certain elements. I kinda like the inscryption-style controls but I wish that I could step back and exit from closer inspections with "s" and just open the book on an interact key like "e".
While I was playing I managed to get through both rooms without ever figuring out how to interact with the safe and without really using the tile shifting puzzle. It gave me the rest of the information pretty easily and then I could just brute force the rest pretty easily.

Still, had a nice time with this game and again, top tier visual representation :)

I really like the vibe of the game and generally that it's a room with puzzles. I liked being able to take notes but it doesn't work when zoomed in on an interesting scene. So it was a little less practical than it could be (it still was useful though). The restricted movement added to the puzzle game style.

Very interesting

Such a cool entry with a great presentation, I love that pixelated lowpoly aesthetic. As many, I couldn't solve the 2nd puzzle but I reaaaaaally wanted to. 

I've also found a bug: when you zoom in the safety box and click on the cup next to it, the animation overlaps and once you return the cup, you get stuck in a weird state where you can only check the cup but cannot interact with the box or quit that puzzle.

Very interesting. Lot of contents and features. Except for the audio missing some background music and figuring out how the start button works I find the execution was very well done. I love the retro style pixelized aesthetic and like the punctual sounds. The book thing is really funny. I thought you couldn't erase at first so I optimized the space hahaha. 

A bit subjective comment (And a bit picky :D ) so I won't hold it against you. I am not to sure about the movement system would have preferred to just move around but I guess it's probably a reference to old school image based games. It works great though. Camera transitions are so smooth and nothing wrong in the feature itself. 

Other than that puzzles are well designed at least for the first room. It's super intuitive to play. I really like the visual of the second room. Escape game enthusiast would love it. Thematic works well. Could be a very interesting game if you decide to continue. Nicely done!

This is a very clever game and I absolutely loved it. I managed to beat it, with a bit of brute forcing in both puzzles to be fair. Some clues I didn't get (like the ship figurine in the second puzzle), but overall, this was very well made.

What I liked:

1. Beautiful aesthetics

2. Great use of audio and visual queues for feedback

3. The controls are tight and responsive

4. Challenging puzzles, but not too obscure to solve (you just need to be observant)

5. The notebook mechanic was a good addition to the game

What I didn't like:

1. I wish there was some background music playing while I was solving the puzzles. Each puzzle takes a good amount of time to solve and you will feel a bit frustrated during that time. A bit of calming music would be great in my opinion

2. The up and down arrows on the door combination keypad could have a different color or have a light on them so the player can immediately see them (took me a second to see them)

Other things and suggestions:

1. In the second level, there's a bug where you can pull the last piece of paper without needing to solve the square puzzle (idk what it's called lol). I solved the puzzle anyway, but I didn't know that it unlocked something I wasn't supposed to find before solving it

All in all, this is a great game, and I would love to see the concept expand into something larger. Great work :P

amazing work. A work of art

love the notebook feature hehe , the second puzzle is very confusing and couldn't figure it out, but love the aesthetic of the game, the lack of music make me feel like if I was playing a horror game :P, very nice work! 

Loved the graphics and the notebook! Although I didn't use it at all :v

And I am really not sure on what to do with all the shapes in the 2nd puzzle. There are no share signs expect the clock, which I can't manipulate. It's a bit confusing.

And the main menu animation is really cool! It would be a bit better if I could access the settings menu . But overall, great game!

Great Job Axel making a retro escape room type game! Very rewarding puzzles!

Man, did I feel dumb playing this game, ha. This was the one I was most excited to play. Thought it was great, looked amazing, really challenging (at least for me) puzzles. I could tell with the audio and stuff you maybe ran out of time but that's how jams go. Fantastic job.

It's my favourite game now

you finished it! :D it was really cool adn i beat level one but i had no clue what was happening in level two ._.