The presence of cutscenes is especially pleasant to see and adds a lot to the experience. The mouse sensitivity is the only serious issue — it makes controlling the character quite difficult
The game itself is fairly simple, though there were moments that felt scary. The atmosphere and visual style are very beautiful
It may look complex, but this is actually classic tilemap-based raycasting, just implemented within 2D Godot. It’s not that hard to create if you roughly understand how it works
The game is indeed quite challenging (maybe I pushed it a bit too far), so I’m thinking about recording a full playthrough for players who might get stuck at certain points, to make the experience a bit more accessible
Oh, another pseudo-3D bro! Overall, the game is quite simple in terms of progression, but very challenging and impressive in its execution. The enemy is drawn in a truly creepy way, and the atmosphere skillfully maintains tension throughout. It does become slightly more monotonous toward the middle, but overall I really enjoyed the game
