I really like the art-style and premise, yet had trouble playing it. It's more of a personal skill issue, but I got lost multiple times, not knowing what to do exactly. The pinning mechanic got a little bugged as well, making me unable to place anything, had to click and drag around all over the place to make it detect my input.
But all in all it's good, terrifying and atmospheric. Totally recommended!
Very fitting "dead and cold" atmosphere, since it's a doctor's office. Could have done better with the sound design though. Also, I think my heart stopped after that jumpscare. Thanks for that.
I liked the concept, not sure how the theme LOOP applies. Hovering over and pressing the correct arrow works like 80% of the time. A little nitpicky of me to say this but next time warn me when I have to put the parts together.
I'm actually quite a fan of odd game mechanics that backfire in the player's face if they're playing too clumsy. I can see this as a potential game on Steam if worked on enough.
It's very satisfying seeing the result at the end, minus the browser sounding like it's about to go into coma from all the stuff on screen (aggressive frame-drops on every puzzle solved). I enjoyed my time with this game nontheless
I really like the idea of Snake but you have to collide with your other end to progress. A timer would have made the game 2x better in my opinion. I know this sounds obvious but the game made me believe that I had to collide with my own body instead of the tail specifically first.
It was actually quite addictive, even if sometimes monsters just glitched through the wall. Also, still don't really get when rounds truly end and a button to start the very first round would have been nice.
I hate to be too critical but I'm not sure how the loop theme ties into this exactly.
I'm kinda bad at this, but it's a fun solid game nontheless. The only issue I had was the lack of speed-up when finishing a puzzle and the lack of sound effects
