Thank you so much for checking it out! I'm glad the polish came across strong. I expect to develop this a bit further for my wife and share that here as well. 

:D My wife said the same thing! She was sad that she couldn't use her skills on more puzzles. 

I'm happy you enjoyed it. Please come back after the voting period to check out an expanded game. I plan to have more puzzle types and many more levels.

Thanks for coming to check it out!

I can't take much credit for the assets, but I'm glad you appreciated the atmosphere. Pretty proud of the Myst comparison :)

Thank you! I really tried with this one.

That's an excellent point. It is a bit harsh and repetitive if you aren't able to spot the difference.

I made the assumption that you would only hear it once in a while since choosing wrong sets you so far back. I also failed to make the setback part obvious, so perhaps people are choosing items randomly until they figure out the mechanic.

Thanks for trying it out and leaving feedback!

I'm glad you did! I'm a bit sad I wasn't able to provide a proper ending in time, but I loved putting this initial demo together. 

You hit the mark precisely! I made sure everything was functional over anything.

I see now that a brief monologue from a mysterious disembodied voice would have helped a lot in the context of a Jam, but I didn't manage to get there. 

Thanks for trying it out!

I appreciate you trying it!

It's not a jump-scare, per-se, but if you're willing to do another run, there's a little something after level 6 you might appreciate ;)

Thanks for trying it out! 

I meant to have a bit of mystery to the game, but it seems that for a game Jam, a bit more explanation is appreciated. 

I've added a blurb to the description to help understand the goal, as it seems a few people are lost at first.

Thanks again for leaving a comment! They're always appreciated.

Thanks a ton!

I grappled with whether to add a little blurb to the beginning of the game to explain your goal, but I kind of wanted the mystery of the two mirrored rooms and looping hallway to drive the player's curiosity.

Aww thanks! I hope I can work on it a bit more and dive into more mechanics once the voting stage is over.

I hope your Halloween revisit will be a more polished experience :D

Thanks for trying it out! I did consider putting in a little explanation for what to do, but I thought it would be a bit more "mysterious" to let you figure it out. In hind sight, it should have been in there for a Jam audience without much time to spare per game.

If you're referring to the highlight showing through the wall as you approach a door, that's a bug I didn't have time to fix, sadly.

I appreciate the atmosphere comments greatly! I focused on the corridor and sound design quite a bit. Should have added footsteps, tho 😅

Thank you so much, again, for checking it out! I really enjoyed the design and idea behind Panda 750.

Thanks for checking it out!

Thank you so much! I'm glad you discovered that little touch.

I think it would be quite trivial to expand further. I'm not sure how to end it, though. Could just be the type of game that doesn't end... How's that for spooky?

Hey! Thanks for coming to check out my game.

My wife and I were quite impressed by yours. Congrats on your submission and your execution of a great idea!