Hey there, I really enjoyed your cute little game! You have a true talent for drawing! I've recorded my playthrough and gave some honest feedback by the end of it, you can check it out here if you want to:
Sorry for the delay in my answer. Well, the only thing that worked was planting the first 2 plants and the day/night cycle, so it's hard for me to say what exactly didn't work as, well, nothing else did.
I've recorded my session so you can see it for yourself if you want to:
When I first launched the game I went up the stairs, found an elevator, went up the elevator a couple of times and closed the game because I thought that "hey, it's just about going up the elevator. What's so fancy about it?" Well, I'm glad I decided to give this game another shot because then I found negative floors right off the bat...
This is truly a wonderful surreal experience that's unfortunately not for everyone. This is about exploring and inhaling the eerie and weird atmosphere, an interactive painting so to speak. Still, it's a interesting game that's definitely your time. Can't wait to see the full version!
Amazing little experience, the atmosphere was top notch from start to finish! Not many "horror" games on this site manage to actually scare me, but you managed to do that, great job! I played your game and gave you some honest feedback in this video, feel free to take a look:
All I can say here is that you've made a phenomenal job!
Gosh, the concept for the game looks hella interesting. It's really a shame that nothing in the game actually works. Hopefully you'll be able to fix all of the issues so that people can experience this brilliant idea!
Amazing little project! Scaring off as many people as you can is really satisfying damn, that doesn't sound so good... once you meet all of them and learn their "weak spots". The short run time makes it very replayable and enjoyable: you can try to beat that high score of yours as much as you want, you won't snap out of it several hours later after only a few attempts!
Charming little game, congrats on finishing it! You guys have potential as a team, never give up, don't stop improving and I'm sure one day you'll make a truly beautiful game.
Charming little game, you've clearly put lots of passion and effort into it! Graphics look amazing and music creates a very good atmosphere. My only suggestion as of now would be to set the events that are supposed to move during cutscenes to maximum frequency to avoid them "catching a breather" after each step. Also, you can make them move at the same time by putting all of their route commands one after another, but only checking the "wait for completion" option on the last route, which should preferably be the longest. Overral, there's amazing potential here, don't ever give up!
Dang, the game crashes on launch because it can't load some kind of png file. The project looks really interesting though and I'll definitely play it once the problem is fixed!
Interesting project, you're going in the right direction. Sound design is definitely the best aspect of this game, both the groans and ambient create a really nice atmosphere, though the groans were a bit too frequent (and the spiders jumpscare is pretty uncalled for and becomes annoying after it appears 2 times. Maybe instead of making it pop out of nowhere add a cabinet search mechanic and make the spiders a thing that can be found inside them.) The upstairs area definitely builds up some kind of mystery that I'd like to see develop. There are some technical issues I wanted to point out so that you could improve the project:
- By going up the stairs on the 2nd floor with the pentagram I was sure that I ended up on the 3rd floor. I was pretty confused when walking up again took me back to 2nd floor. The stairs that go down shouldn't have a sprite of stairs that go up.
- When going through a door or climbing the stairs the player character should freeze after touching them.
- Every furniture feels so... big compared to the protagonist.
- I couldn't find 2 keys. I searched the entire map 3 times and still didn't find them. I ended up accidently finding out that saving saves the amount of keys collected, but doesn't save the keys' picked-up state, so I just reloaded the game 2 times and collected the same key three times.
Overral the game has potential to be good, just don't forget to add some sort of compelling plot.
Nice little platformer. The only issue I had while played was the camera which would always show the world from weird, uncomfortable angles. Other than that the game is very good, great job!
Thanks for playing! Yeah, I was kind of aiming for the unknown battery life to be an additional scare factor, as in the player would be worried how much light they have left and whether they'll be able to find additional batteries on time.
Nah, it's 90% game's fault. I have to experiment more and learn how to properly make web builds, so it's highly probable that the resolution is bugged. Thanks for giving the game a shot!
Well, it might've been a bold move from me, but I was aiming for the uncertainty of whether there's a limited battery or not to be an additional tension factor for the player to worry about.
Thanks for the feedback. It was my first attempt at making a web build, so I wasn't sure how it would turn out. I'll definitely do my best to improve it in the future
