That's not how you do parallax…
Anyway, the visual style is original and coherent, and deserves the highest praise, especially when combined with the music.
That’s fair. Horror as a genre is already not for everyone, and some kinds of horror are for even fewer people.
What genuinely surprised me is that I did not expect anyone in 2026 to still seriously worry about cameras, and it especially never crossed my mind that someone might think I actually want to stare at random people through their cameras. Like why would I willingly do that to myself!?
But I do understand and respect the desire for privacy.
Still, art is something that pushes you beyond your normality, and if you don't make art, then why are you doing it at all?
You made a wonderful and amazing piece of art at this jam, by the way.
Replying just to let you know that there is now a cursed offline .exe version available for paranoiacs. It significantly damages the horror experience and actively breaks the lore, setting, and overall vibe, but apparently some people prefer surviving emotionally over immersion.
Only because BOX FOX successfully convinced me to do it.
I mean, come on guys, I’m two clicks away from the full legal names of half of you. We can stop pretending this is still the web of 2007.
Replying just to let you know that there is now a cursed offline .exe version available for paranoiacs. It significantly damages the horror experience and actively breaks the lore, setting, and overall vibe, but apparently some people prefer surviving emotionally over immersion.
Only because BOX FOX successfully convinced me to do it.
I mean, come on guys, I’m two clicks away from the full legal names of half of you. We can stop pretending this is still the web of 2007.
Replying just to let you know that there is now a cursed offline .exe version available for paranoiacs. It significantly damages the horror experience and actively breaks the lore, setting, and overall vibe, but apparently some people prefer surviving emotionally over immersion.
Only because BOX FOX successfully convinced me to do it.
I mean, come on guys, I’m two clicks away from the full legal names of half of you. We can stop pretending this is still the web of 2007.
Replying just to let you know that there is now a cursed offline .exe version available for paranoiacs. It significantly damages the horror experience and actively breaks the lore, setting, and overall vibe, but apparently some people prefer surviving emotionally over immersion.
Only because BOX FOX successfully convinced me to do it.
I mean, come on guys, I’m two clicks away from the full legal names of half of you. We can stop pretending this is still the web of 2007.
That is honestly a completely fair point and intended emotional response.
The whole idea of the game is that "slight" discomfort of "I am connecting my own camera to some weird containment surveillance system over the internet and maybe this is a terrible idea". Even if rationally you know it’s just a 3 hour jam game, the POSSIBILITY is a part of horror effect. The network connection itself is basically irreplaceable lore mechanic and part of the setting.
If someone plays Skyrim and decides to stay in the prison cell because escaping jail would be illegal that is technically a valid roleplay choice.
Still, only because I like foxes almost as much as otters and [DATA EXPUNGED], I somehow bullied .exe version specially for you. Electron fought me every step of the way and continues to be a deeply suspicious pile of shioftware.
So yes, now you can literally download it, unplug your internet cable like it’s 199█ and play completely offline with absolute certainty nothing is being sent anywhere and no extramaterial entity is watching you while you are watching it. The tradeoff is that the local build is cursed. Webcam detection and performance are unstable, and the overall “someone might actually be watching me” SCP energy takes a big hit.
But it does work. Against all odds, initial idea and nature itself.
Now go enjoy the offline version in the "safety" of your box, my fellow coward fox!
>What happens when you reach the pink thing on the right ?
You win the game.
>Please add some short instructions.
Understanding what to do makes games less FUN. Explore. Try. Fail. Fail again. Give up. Give up harder. They are closer than you think.
>Music in relation to the enemies (number/type) on screen would be fun.
Enjoy the silence of space.