Nice prototype.  I was expecting a level 2

good job...leave them wanting more

This is a solid game! I had a lot of fun.

I like how turning on the lights enables a pathfinding maneuver instead of drawing them straight into you. It made it both harder, easier, and more interesting to avoid them. It was especially helpful when I ran into "out of range" multiple times.

It's a bit odd for this game to have the ambitious premise of "based on the true story of the Oceangate Titan disaster" when the only meaningful similarities are that there's *a* submarine and *a* sunken ship, and neither of them resemble the thing they're referencing. It reminds me of those animated Titanic movies with the talking animals (yes, those exist, and there are multiple of them!). I'm not sure if it's tasteless, per se, but it does feel irrelevant.

Congrats on your first game jam!

Fantastic game. Wish it was a bit longer.

Great game! The graphics work well and the lighting looks great! 

Wow! Great game! All id change is  where the treasure is (like to te right, cause thats where the player is facing and thats the intuition for a player playing most games) or a better way to know

But besides that I really loved it!

The atmosphere of the game is really well done, I really like how some of the sound effects are used to present this isolated and dark environment, however the sound for the light switching was a little distracting. But while the presentation of the game is decent, the gameplay and level design could be improved upon. Some enemies showed up right in front of the submarine giving me little to no time to react to them; the invisible walls were not as intuitive, and even though there is text indicating when you reach one of them, there were times were I was stopped by an invisible wall and the text did not show up. The idea for the game is really interesting and I would like to see a more polished version of it in the future.