Great game, really good with the art and atmosphere of it, also being rpgmaker is good, despite being 3d it felt like some classic rpg maker horror games. I would enjoy playing large version of this game.

I enjoyed the story side of the game and it was helpful how things were explained to me, it felt enganing and wanted to know more of what was going on. 

The lockpicking mini game was simple and easy to understand, it was a nice extra part of the gameplay that was good to play.

Overall great game , enjoyed this one a lot.

Nice entry!  I really liked the lockpicking, I wish there were more unique levels of it =).   Though the minigame was fun, maybe would have been interesting (and feel more like interacting with a device) if the whole pick had some physicality, not just the tip moving like an avatar in a sokoban game - I'm not sure if the puzzles would actually be as interesting in that case though :). The visual style was really cool too.

I'm really impressed with RPG maker, between this entry and another one. It's an awesome engine and the 3d plugin does well! I really enjoyed the atmosphere and the art is awesome, it was spooky had a lot of content and I had fun all around and the story was great. I LOVED the minigame for picking locks, great job there. 

I mostly got frustrated with some of the areas where I lost my way and simply didn't know where to go. It might be an engine limitation but a minimap would go a long way in the attic and other areas. I had to stop partway through mostly due to frustration where I felt like I was going in circles without much progress. I also didn't take damage by many enemies except the hands in the basement. Maybe I never encountered it, but never had to run from a monster or hide but it was a good idea.

Awesome entry overall. I'll revisit for sure. Gameplay here

Interesting world! I included it in my compilation video series of all of the games from the Dungeon Crawler Jam.

Love the overall aesthetic and design. Really solid foundation, but I could never quite figure out if I was doing the right thing or not.

I’m always impressed by how extensible RPG Maker can be and you killed it with this entry!

The art style is incredible and I love the clever use of Sokoban puzzles. Great work!

If you would like to watch my full playthrough, you can find it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Q-icuLI6K8&t=600s

Usually, I don’t play horror games, but after seeing the incredibly encouraging comments here I knew I just had to give this a try. The atmosphere in this game is unsettling but in the best way, the details in the enemies, the environment, and the story left me wanting more. The chicken is my soul mate, he is love, he is life, and brought me the only sense of safety inside that manor. Otherwise, I was frantically turning to see if I was being chased or stalked and wandering around endlessly lost. I wish the voice in the radio spoke to me more, like maybe to give hints or reminders to where the remaining artificers were, but that chicken made up for everything. He was the best friend I didn’t know I needed. I can’t hype this up enough!! Amazing job 

I spent some decent time with this but couldn't finish it. Not sure what three items I were to collect. I did find some relics but I don't think those were the items I needed. I also couldn't find the ritual place at the front door, or where I think the door was. At least I did not figure out how to place the items I had found there.

I did enjoy searching through the level more than the lockpicking minigame which was to easy but took to long time. The dungeon is a bit to large for a jam like this imo. 

I did enjoy the game though!

Thank you!

This feels like a rather long play, so I didn't manage to run all through it. The premise is really good and there's a lot of attention to detail here. That lockpicking minigame is damn intense. Definitely one of the more interesting applications of this concept, so that was cool. I'd like to come back and finish this after the jam rating period.

A very solid entry!

I have yet to finish the game but I absolutely loved the aesthetics and the feel !

I'd have loved to add some weird music to it :)