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Will this work with an SNES style gamepad? There are enough buttons, but sometimes it's hit and miss.

Game turned me into Shia LaBeouf repeating "Nonononono..." the whole time lol

Giving the game a go on my channel, still getting my sea legs in the first episode ;) 

Gave it a play through, and I'm loving the feel of the game so far!

Good creepy vibes 

Gave this game a go, I really enjoyed it. I appreciate that it builds a creepy atmosphere, rather than relying on cheap jump scares. 

Very well done, I'm not finished yet, but am loving it so far. Here are my first reactions: 

Having a lot of fun with this game!

Hey my friend, I gave your game a play, and it was really cool! I've loved this game since I was a kid, and I really appreciate the love you put into this remake.

Very Well Done! Gave the story a go, and very much enjoyed it. 

Whelp. That tears it. No kids for me, thanks. 

I did a playthrough of both games on my YouTube channel. They were very well done! After the first one, the far more serious tone of the second really threw me for a loop, but in a good way that kept me on my toes, not knowing what to expect. 

Even better than the first, hope you keep making these :) 

Hey, I just gave your game a play, and I have to say, I hope you keep this series going. I'm going to play the second episode soon :) 

Did a playthrough of it on my channel

I gave this game a play-through, and I must say, it's a VERY well done game with a really cool concept at it's core. 

This is the first game in a very long time that legit made me need to take a few minutes to compose myself after a scare. This was very well done, my friend.

Think outside the game.

This game made me nervous in a way that I didn't think possible with a 2D side-scroller. Kudos to you, my friend. 

Well done 

I gave this game a spin, and well, I can say it still isn't the worst kid I've had to babysit lol 

Google "the baby in yellow", and that is what comes up.

I gave this game a play, and it was very well done. Short and sweet, never drags, it builds the tension, and you're never quite sure what's going on.  The ending is well earned. Thank you for the experience!