Hello there Niven!
We are glad you had a great time and enjoyed our game.
As indie game developers and players just like you, we value the effort and hard work that goes in to crafting a game. A well written terms and conditions allows us to add an extra layer of protection to our beloved work.
It also warns that projects may contain flashing lights and visual effects, which is quite important to some people.
That's why we've written it on a separate page and linked it for easier accessibility.
Once again, I fully understand the precaution, yet you can make it more simple and less of a "consent" form. I play tons of games, which give that information very briefly and at the same time I don't feel like I have to read an entire page of "legal stuff". Its just a bit odd, as I said, nothing I am against at all, but just weird.
I forgot to mention that the game had couple of issues with the frame rate and I assume that's because of the "monster" asset size and optimization. During the sequence where the monster appears in the hallway, the frame drops for couple of seconds. Easy fix, but just a thing you should probably note.
Best to you!
