I played the demo back then and I'm really glad you kept developing your game! Most people make one demo after another, but never release a finished game ;) Overall, your game turned out great. It does have its slow moments, though, and pretty few horror elements—I think a lot of people might have expected more jump scares. Personally, I really enjoyed your game and the ending was a nice surprise... you rarely survive games like this ^^ Keep at it!
A truly great horror game that I honestly have zero complaints about. For your very first game, this turned out really well. Finding the keys took me a few tries, but that was just down to my slow reaction times ^^ Keep up the great work!
An absolutely fantastic anomaly game! Not exactly easy, but totally doable. The ending really surprised me :) Great job, and best of luck going forward!
Hey, you're 14 and already know your way around Unreal Engine—that's definitely a huge plus! The game runs smoothly and didn't have any bugs on my end, which is also great. The storyline isn't super exciting just yet, but it definitely has potential to grow. We were well entertained. Keep at it!
I was really looking forward to your game with this look... however, the collision detection for items to interact with using the 'E' key is a complete disaster. When the phone rings at the beginning and you can only click it on the 10th attempt, or when searching for the key under the stones and only getting the 'E' prompt to pop up with a lot of luck, it just takes all the fun out of it for me.
Stumbled upon your game by chance, and I have to say I'm really glad I did! Visually fantastic, consistently suspenseful, and a truly mind-blowing ending! Great work!
A well-done, neat little anomaly game for reptile lovers! A wider selection of anomalies would be great, as I finished it standardly fast :) But for a game jam project made under time pressure, it’s a genuinely fun alternative to the usual game jam entries. Keep at it!
Wow, a visually stunning horror game that manages to work really well without jumpscares, at least in the demo! It was super fun to play, and I'm really looking forward to the full release :) Just one thing I noticed... at one point, the woman sits behind the sofa, completely frozen. The game only progresses once you walk around the room. Keep at it!
For a game made by a 14-year-old, I’d say this is quite a success. Sure, the jumpscares were 'only' telegraphed by sound files, but the game actually had a beginning and an end. Unfortunately, not everyone who uploads a game here manages to pull that off. Naturally, it was built using AI, which will turn some people off—but hey, it works. This was a solid start into the indie horror genre. Maybe one day we'll see something with less or no AI at all ;)
I don't think anyone actually likes public restrooms ^^ Funny little horror game with a bunch of endings – pretty sure I didn't find all of them... Your game is up first in the video!
Graphically absolutely amazing! The fuel thing is really exhausting, but the endless search for it definitely encourages exploring. I had to restart a few times—just driving into the frozen corpse was enough to wreck my car, and then it was game over. That tiny collision was a bit annoying.
If you did run out of gas or the car broke down, you could continue on foot and meet other people to interact with, even offering them a ride 2 miles down the road, which was a bit weird haha.
I recorded my best run for this video. No idea if I was actually at the end of the game when I reached the end of the road and there was this giant abyss stopping me from driving any further. But you mentioned yourself that it's an early version of the game. That being said, it was really fun despite everything, and I'm looking forward to updates! Keep it up!
A really cool horror game set at a taco stand ^^ I rarely gave out the right orders, but I still had a blast! I kept a close eye on that guy at the bus stop the whole time ;) Great job!
