Hey — I just played Cabin Fever and really enjoyed the atmospheric exploration! The variety of locations you designed—especially the outdoor campsite with the metal cage—stood out with strong environmental storytelling. If I had one suggestion: a tighter focus on fewer areas might let each scene breathe more and deepen the impact.

If you’ve got a minute, I’d love it if you could check out my game and drop a rating: https://itch.io/jam/gamedevtv-halloween-jam-2025/rate/3971977

— thanks so much and best of luck in the jam! 🎃

Cool game!

I really liked the concept of going to and exploring different locations that each have their own flavor of spookiness. Very impressive level design work, my favorite spooky location was the camp in the woods, where you have to get the key from an open metal cage -- that was a good environmental storytelling! Although it felt to me like there was a bit of quantity over quality effect. The game would have benefited, in my opinion, from having fewer locations, but instead having these locations more polished and maybe a little bit more going on in them. This is especially evident with the Halloween location, which has a ton of empty space (although you can argue that being able to peep behind the level geometry and into the black, empty void is its own kind of horror).

Overall, thank you for the game! I really enjoyed it and think that there is great potential for an interesting story there.

I think most of what i notice and felt about the game was captured well by @RangoGames below. The Jump, lack of collision in Oktoberfest etc . A good atmosphere, but eventually became a little repetitive.  A couple of quick fixes would be that if you approach any building including the cabin form the outside, you clip the camera through the wall and can see inside.  And when tv changes channel and the new level loads the player loads in in a different orientation from what they were facing before the level loaded, which is a little jarring.

All that said, I love the concept of interacting with something in one way, that then changes the world around you, very cool idea, and a great starting point for developing the game going forward.

Such a cool game!