Thanks for an in-depth feedback! I did the entire level design on the last day so I was rushing to get it done. I'm planning to update the right path at least since the key is hidden behind an unconventional slope that could confuse some people. Probably going to also implement a load screen for the performance problem you mentioned, I didn't seem to have any problem performance wise on my end but it'll help others at least. And yeah, the rocks didn't export to Unity as I would've liked with the deadline close, so I'm redoing the rock model entirely after. As for the smooth shading, I did turn on smooth shading up to a certain angle, I didn't want it to look too smooth but I'll play around with it some more as well as the materials. Thanks again for such an expansive feedback!

Thanks! Modelling and animating the enemy took a good chunk of time so I'm glad you enjoyed them!

Thanks for playing! Yeah, I'll have to go back to edit the level a bit for the path to the right. But yes, I was inspired by this Cry of Fear enemy as well as another similar one!

Thanks for playing! I tried making it not too hard accounting for all skill level because I would hate for someone to get frustrated and having to restart all over again, especially in a jam. But I'm glad to see you managed to spot some of the extra hidden healthpacks!

Thank you! And you got it, Cry of Fear was the biggest inspiration for this game! I wanted to do something with combat and Cry of Fear was the first game that came to my mind and especially its enemy design.

I appreciate it! I had a few enemy designs sketched and this was the one that made it to the works. It was inspired by enemies from Cry of Fear, namely the Citalopram and Faster. Modelling and animating the enemy themselves took me two days out of the development time so I'm glad you like it!

Thanks for the feedback! I designed the entire level on the last day so I was rushing to get it done lol. But I hoped it wasn't too bad. I specifically placed light sources not too far off from eachother to help lead the player to the next area without stumbling in the dark too long, with the red light marking the return home to the center (though I forgot that for the path straight ahead, luckily it is the easiest and shortest path of the three).

Thanks! Awesome that you got good at the combat, you can exploit their attack by baiting it out pretty well. It was kinda hard balancing between people who are more experienced with these types of combat and people who aren't. At the end, I figured it was just a short game and a jam game at that, so most people will want something quick and kinda easy without having to restart all over again.

Thanks! I love the PSX style too! Signalis in particular is one of my favorite PSX styled game. For this game,  I wanted to focus on how we perceive the things in the dark and let our imagination do the work, so I'm glad that it worked!

Thanks so much for playing! The map is a bit big, yeah. There's three paths you can take from the center that each leads to a key. And I can't believe I overlooked the game over screen buttons, but thanks for letting me know!