Simple but fun, really good use of the sound effects. The fact that this is also accessible on mobile is also really cool.

The hitboxes on these puppies really are brutal! At first, I thought that each dog would have a safe line on all sides of it where you could walk while hearing it but not waking it up, but since then there’s been so many times when I walked into a dog that I should’ve surely just been walking past that I’m no longer so sure. I was especially annoyed when I stumbled into a dog snoozing right next to the kitchen door. Come on pupper, everyone there is so incredibly loud already; can’t you ignore this one human walking around while at it? I’m apparently even a ghost that makes no footstep sounds, what else do you want?

But the snores! I didn’t know dogs could make sounds like that! For that alone, all your evilness is forgiven. 10/10, would sneak around in extream fear of sleeping puppies again.

That was simple and fun! As I progressed I got ever more invested in getting it right because I didn't want to start over

I think I broke the game on the third level. I managed to get past a few dogs but then, seemingly ended up in a situation where no matter where I moved, I couldn't move, even going to the right. No dogs, no sounds, nothing.

From a general standpoint, I wish there were footsteps, and a way to actually learn the approximate direction of where the door is rather than just blindly stumbling around in the hopes that you can find it. It's also unclear if a dog is in front, or behind. However, this is a good first attempt.

It needs work, but the concept is solid!

I like the whimsical setting and amusing sounds. In theory the mechanics could make for a pretty fun game, and the controls make sense.

Bonus points for not mentioning blindness even once!

Sadly, the lack of explanation of what general direction to head in, the large hitboxes on the dogs, and the absence of volume normalization for the snores make this game feel very unfair. I'm also not convinced that we always have a path to the door to be honest.

Footstep sounds and wall bumps (even subtle ones) would be very helpful as well.

I actually don't mind the limited amount of reaction time, but it would be good to cut the sounds to make sure the snore is always immediate after the step.

Over all a game that has promise!

Thank you so much for entering the jam! Hope to see you again next year. :)

Very cute concept and sound effects! I liked that it avoided horror cliches, yet it still felt tense and engrossing because I really didn't want to disturb the poor tired doggies. You have to move slowly and listen, so I really felt like I was walking around on tiptoes.

I tried playing on my phone, and I really like the mechanic of sliding your finger around, but even going extremely slowly, sometimes it was just a tiny distance between hearing nothing, and waking up a dog. Maybe that's unavoidable on a small screen, but if there was some way to make it work it would be a fun and novel way of interacting with a game. Using a keyboard or controller was less frustrating, but not quite as fun.

Anyway, great job on this! I really enjoyed it!

Fun game! I feel sorry for the many dogs I woke up

This game is really good for this jam👍The concept is easy to understand but I am so bad at it. The narrator was disappointed when I finally reach the level 2 🥲

Really cute and clever game. I could easily tell left from right, but I had a hard time telling if a dog was above or below me. I'm really bad at this, but I love the challenge!

That one was surprisingly fun! I failed a lot in the beginning - sometimes the distance between hearing a dog and waking them up was too small, for my preference. But that might be also part of the game: remembering where you can safely move. I only managed to get to level 2 so far, though.
Good job!