Little side note - I found a small bug, nothing too major, but I'd like to point it out. When you die, you are still able to press space and shoot a bullet from where you were.
I'm glad you enjoyed! I tried to make my game more original than the other games in the jam by saying "the more you fail at finding, the less options there are". I don't want to reveal how to many places the key could be so I'm just going to say a little over 10. I'm a little upset that there was a game similar to mine but I didn't realize it until you pointed it out.
Also, can you please edit your comment revealing some of the keys locations? I wouldn't want anyone to be spoiled on where they are by seeing your comment by accident.
This was pretty neat! Playing was simple and straight forward. Got lost at the end though, the platforms just end abruptly which was pretty unsatisfying. Nice concept overall.
Are you sure you opened the .exe application? There shouldn't be a problem. Does your windows computer run on 32 bit? The game can only be played on a 64 bit machine.
Thank you so much for playing! I set up the doors and light switches in a way that you have to be directly in front of it in order to interact with it, but I see now that it's a problem. I'm planning on releasing a bug fix update very soon.
I believe that error is due to a outdated version of Unreal Engine or you just haven't installed it. Have you ever installed anything running on Unreal Engine before? If you haven't, the games install should have told you that it requires Unreal Engine to run, which then should've shown a install button for Unreal. Hope this helps.
I really liked the concept of this game and I could see it being really enjoyable, but when I started playing I was very confused and walking aimlessly. You should keep working on this, it has potential.
