oh, and thank you for your honesty on the story. to be completely transparent, with the missing cutscenes due to jam deadlines, and me going back and forth on the flow of notes, events, etc, i am not surprised at all that the story wasn't clear. a lot of changes are coming and im hoping to get it right on the second try, so the comment helps a lot.
feedback much appreciated! the opening screen is temporary and i have changed a lot of navigation issues with an updated screen AND cursor size, so im hoping in my updated release people have less of these issues. thanks!
welp, i changed my screen size to that (and smaller) and it does work however the button size gets narrower (its at the top of the screen) but even on a big screen there are no instructions on where to click there, so i will adjust that part. thanks for your help
i second ricotv its impressive that you made the engine, there is a lot to unpack control wise in a short span of time over gameplay but its relatively easy to get the hang of, you did a good job on this!
this is great horror it's claustrophobic and discouraging at first but as you die and die you gain more confidence. awesome job congrats on bringing something so complete to the table in just a week!
couldnt agree more, sadly i had to get the game's ending done in time and it was 3am when i submitted. thanks for playing it ill update with the finished product once voting ends
I sincerely hope you continue working on it after the jam. its really tense and scary and i love your style a lot. The main issue i encountered was its easy to get stuck in places, which wouldnt be a problem considering you place checkpoints, but that seems to only work when you die, so a pause menu with a 'load last checkpoint' button might be a good feature to add while you work out some bugs. This game was awesome tho I will be waiting for more updates on it
