You captured the tension really well :o The atmosphere feels strong. It was a brief but memorable experience. Great job!

Great atmosphere and visuals! I couldnt get the first puzzle on my first try (as in i found the number but didnt know what to do with it!) so had to look up a few comments. But then got it unlocked. The horror elements are definitely there and I had a couple of jumpscares. Adding some very subtle background score would go a long way in adding to the creepy vibe i think. 

Overall it has the foundations for a really good horror game and you have nailed the artstyle, well done :)

     I really enjoyed my play through of your game, the atmosphere is palpable and the horror elements were well-designed. Immediately, the visuals are striking. The varied textures of every model, reflective lighting in the tiles, scuffed/chipped floor tiles, etc. It all comes together in a truly impressive package and sets the eerie vibe right away. I thought you got the lighting absolutely spot on, in particular. There's a lot of good environmental story telling (cots strewn about, pad lock on the door, etc) and a very refreshing lack of unnecessary narration that, in combination, give the player the chance to fill in the Who/What/Why questions themselves. This works especially well in this type of horror game imo.

     The actual gameplay itself is a bit lackluster, and the initial charm of exploring the room wears off somewhat quickly as there is nothing to interact with beyond the locked door. Adding some other interactable props like a radio, notes in a side table, a diary left on one of the cots, etc would help improve this I think. Also, interactions need some kind of mouse cursor sprite. It doesn't have to be a huge icon in the middle of the screen, even a small white dot that changes to a white crosshairs or something when hovering over an interactable would work. In addition the players view kind of snaps around in a jittery way when looking around (instead of smoothing lerping between positions) and in combination with the lack of mouse cursor it can be very frustrating to use. The muffled footsteps are a great touch but the game desperately needs some more sounds to keep building on the awesome atmosphere you already have. A flashlight click, padlock sound, blood dripping down the windows, slenderman spawn, etc would be much welcomed additions.

     I really liked the small detail of having the camera tilt slightly when the player moved sideways, it was an awesome little detail that made everything feel just a little bit off and added very well to the overall unsettling vibe. The ending of the game was really cool too. The "look behind you" blood appearing on the windows, appearance of the massive silent slenderman figure in the back, the cut to a close up of his face with black and white static background when you go near him; it all worked very well to create a fun and genuinely spooky moment. The whole jam game feels like the perfect introduction puzzle/scene to a larger game and I think has potential if you decided to pursue it. Overall, the visuals and lighting are on point, the overall ambiance is very well-executed, and there are some unique and unexpected moments at the end. More sfx and some minor quality of life changes would take this to the next level. Very cool entry, and keep up the good work!!

I've played your game for a bit and got too scared lol 

Not my type of games, but I mean, it worked. The mood is definitely done right. My only complain is that footstep sound is kinda annoying

Maybe I missed something, but I couldn't figure out the first puzzle. I found two numbers but couldn't find a third. But that's probably a personal failing, not the game.

The atmosphere was fantastic. The environment and the sound design were a good fit for each other.

The mouse sensitivity was a bit high for my liking and it would be nice to be able to tell exactly where the player is looking instead of a vague "middle of the screen".

Great work!

the puzzles were interesting and the tall figures who chase you really made me tense up every time, especially when i moved so closed to one to pass it. the character tilting to the sides was a nice touch, well done on that. honestly i had a hard time on the second puzzle but nothing that brute forcing it couldn't help with. in my opinion the theme could have been more integrated in the game and maybe some more sound effects but other then that a solid entry well done :)

I really would love to review your game. Are you able to do a web-export by chance? 

The atmosphere of the game is disturbingly scary. You did a great job with the environment, especially the lighting, the room’s composition, and the texture of the objects. In a way, it even reminded me of some titles like Outlast, probably because of the feeling of helplessness it conveys.

The game’s main concept reminded me of the Backrooms, mainly because of the hostile creature (Slenderman?) that appeared right behind me when I tried a number combination on the lock.

The room’s puzzle is quite interesting, but the way it’s laid out makes it seem like all the clues are on the walls. Thanks to the gameplay footage, I was able to figure out the correct order and finally reach the ending (I assume we die in every outcome, right?).

While playing, the only thing that broke the immersion a little was the mouse sensitivity. In a horror game like yours, it’s essential for it to be smooth or even subtly slow, depending on the pacing you want. In the current version, whenever I touched the mouse, the screen moved abruptly and very quickly.

The game is short, but it has a very strong concept. You managed to explore horror really well, especially for something made in just 20 hours. Congratulations on your effort—you did a great job. I wish you success as a developer and good luck in the jam!