The audio design was superb! It really felt like a cave

I'm not sure I "got" the game. It seem to suggest I should use the right click to do the light thing when the monster is near, and maybe also turn around to see if it's their when the waves are loud? I never found them monster really - but I did found a picture of someone (the dev?), and it was a little repetitive to keep draging to move forward, and I actually wasn't sure if I was caught and the game looped back?

Still, the atmosphere is second to none, and if I saw the monster I would probably get a heart attack, so maybe it's for the best :)

Solid game. I quite liked the eerie audio effects , and the crawl-by-mouse-drag was super original - at least for me, as I haven't seen such a control mechanic used before.

The cave looks realistic and it is easy to get lost, like in a real cave. There is not much going on in the game, so after a while it gets boring crawling endless tunnels. Eventually I found the prosecutor... 

An extremely effective "despiration" simulator. The dread that you feel when you encounter a barrier during the tight sections where you can't turn around is very real. Also, I loved the dragging mechanic - really adds to the immersion! 

Very impressive to have created a pretty effective horror game in a game jam guys, congrats! 

This is great. I think a little bit more polish and this could be a steam viable game. Nice work!