WOW, a LOT of stuff done for a 4day gamejam, even a small starting cutscene

this one was actually scary (I hate being chased lol) and didnt make use of cheap jumpscares

congratz on ur work!!!

Creative Use of Bezi Ghost - I liked the little animation it played in the upper corner. Would have been great to have seen it a little more prevalent in the game itself, though!

General Fun - It seemed like a really fun game, but the movement system seemed super bugged. I was only able to take really tiny steps and it took forever to walk anywhere, even with the sprint button held down. Not sure if that was the intended design or if it was some kind of weird webgl bug, but I had to stop playing pretty soon after recording the first room because it was just taking too long to get anywhere.

Art and Visuals - Pretty cool visuals - the environment I was exploring was really spooky and mysterious. I would have loved a little more story explaining why I was there and what my goal was!

Unique Mechanics - I liked the unique twist you put on the classic ghost hunting EMF reader. Recording the activity was coo.

Overall - Seemed like a super fun game! I wish I was able to play more of it, but the inability to walk easily really kept me from digging too deep into this game. The graphics and sound design were top notch, however, and I loved the little animated Bezi ghost bouncing around in his little box!

!!!!!!To anyone trying to load the game -- It does take a while to load (unity loading bar stuck at 90% for about 3 minutes for me), but it is well worth the wait!!!!

Wow! I have to admit, when I first walked into the temple, I didn’t think anything could actually scare me — but I was proven completely wrong! The sound design is fantastic, and the scares literally gave me goosebumps and made me jump in my seat (no exaggeration). I’ve only played a few games from the jam so far, but I wouldn’t be surprised if this is the scariest one yet!

It took me a minute or two to figure out the controls and the goal, but once I did, I was fully immersed. The visuals perfectly complemented the eerie atmosphere, and that thing had me terrified to peek around corners. I also really appreciated that the game had a clear beginning, middle, and end — it felt like a complete experience from start to finish.

Bravo to the whole team! My only small note is that the Bezi theme felt a bit minimal, but the way you incorporated it into the design still worked really well.