The dialogue pacing felt a bit too slow for me. I would've loved a faster text speed or a skip option, as waiting between lines to read wasn't really my thing. Other than that, it was great!
Stealing my phone was definitely uncalled for, haha—could've lifted it from anyone else! It just took me a bit to figure out the selection phase with clicking the light and picking three suspects, but I still nailed the culprit on the first try!
Because the graphics are 3D, they didn't really appeal to me; they definitely needed a bit more polish. Even though the core concept is solid, it feels like you ran out of time. Also, I don't know if it was just on my end, but there was a detached forearm floating a bit away from the robot-like character instead of being aligned properly on it.
The colliders in the second section felt a bit broken. When I saw the sword at the very end, I honestly thought I was going to attack, but after wandering around a bit, I realized it was just for beating up the wizard. The art style is really charming, and I especially loved the turning left and right mechanic!
I honestly don't know what I was thinking back then; I guess I just completely forgot about it while dealing with all the other stuff. Thanks a lot for the feedback!
Thanks for playing, I'm really glad you liked it! Even though I couldn't fully implement everything I had in mind due to time, it feels really great knowing you enjoyed it. Appreciate the support!
IM A DOCTOR Bir de oynarken bir yeri kaçırdım sanki: Kapıyı onlar mı tutuyordu yoksa sistemsel bir kilit miydi, eninde sonunda niye açamadım o kapıyı? Açıkçası telefona hiç güvenmedim; 2. Aura'nın gerçek olan olduğunu düşünüyorum.
When you press Esc, the mouse cursor appears and doesn't capture back to normal, but that's not a big deal. Also, in the browser, an underline covers up the text, so I couldn't read what was written. That being said, I have to admit the first jumpscare actually got me, and I definitely felt the eerie atmosphere of the game!
Just submitted Focus Bell—my first finished game. It's a short deduction prototype where you interrogate witnesses at your desk and decide who to trust. There is no right or wrong, no reward or punishment; the verdict is entirely yours.
Give it a shot in your browser (please use fullscreen):
