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I'm writing a thesis for my University about in game player feedback (like sound and visual effects) and would really appreciate any testers! All you need to do is play both scenarios with an active internet connection. It should take you a maximum of 10 - 15 minutes. You don't need to provide 

Thank you in advance to any testers who play through the experiment! 🤗🤗🤗

A test on Subtle Feedback

I'd fall for the rizz

Best game I've played this year

I shot em up

I shot em up

I love vodka

Thank you!! The sensitivity is crazily high for sure. We do actually have a more stable build already, just waiting to be able to upload it :D

Thank you!!! :D

Thank you!!! I'm surprised at how quickly our team got the art together myself honestly. Thank you for playing our game :D

Thank you! That's exactly the satisfying scratch we were going for. Glad you enjoyed my lil rat! Had a lot of fun animating the lil guy :D

I can totally get that! We had planned to give an explanation in the beginning but ran out time :/. Thank you for playing! :D

Thank you!! To be honest it could have been our janky code that broke :/. Thank you for playing though!

Hi there! We do actually have a server where we're posting announcements and you can chat with other jammers. Here's the link https://discord.gg/4pmRgY6E

I had to watch a video to know what to do. It broke every time I played it and the camera seemed to get stuck.  I was able to finish the game by walking through a wall and falling into the final room. I think the atmosphere is good and I'm a fan of the code to the lock being visible from the balcony. The entire section leading up to the code being shown felt unintuitive and lacked any direction. The spindle moving the furniture doesn't make sense to me and the floorboard that you flip up to reveal the battery looked the same as the rest of the floor nor there was their any indication that the crowbar would work there. I think this was a decent attempt, especially for a solo dev. 

The doors changing is a cool concept. I found it pretty hard to understand what to do with the crowbar, but the code on the lock being on the wall was a nice touch. Congrats man!

Truuuue

This is the best game I've ever played