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Oh yeah, I guess I never tried the D-Pad. Oh well ignore that.

A short but well-made indie horror game. This game doesn't do a whole lot in terms of gameplay, graphics and music but the simplicity of it really adds to the horror.

One of the reasons why I think PSX-style games work so well is because they are simple in terms of character models and location design. Therefore I'd say this game works extremely well.

You never know where the creature is, and the fact that it's drenched in PSX type fog really adds to the horror. 

Overall, I loved the short time I had with this game.

I played this as part of a pack of 8 Itch.io games on my Twitch channel.

If there's anything that Obusite does right it's the art direction. Almost every room is dripping with detail and atmosphere that I almost thought I was playing Little Nightmares again.

There are some bugs with the gameplay. Ranging from climbing not working or the old man getting stuck in the chase sequences. These are extremely minor problems though.

Overall, a really well crafted indie horror game. I'm excited to see what you'll do next. 

I played this as part of a pack of 8 Itch.io games on my Twitch channel 

This demo brought me back to what I initially loved about classic survival horrors: The pre-rendered backgrounds, PS1 dithering and an overall great tone. I liked a lot of the new features like being able to see the ammo counter.

I think taking away the tank controls, makes running between camera angles a little awkward. It'd be good if there was an option between 3D and Tank. 

Overall though, I'm looking forward to seeing what you do with the full release. I'd love to see more enemy types, survival-horror type puzzles and some new weapons in the full game. 

I played this as part of a pack of 8 Itch.io games on my Twitch channel 

A really fun short game. I enjoyed working out the best way to stay alive for those 3 minutes even if the human spawns was a little weird.

I played this as part of a pack of 8 Itch.io games on my Twitch channel

A really fun puzzle game in the same style as Wario Ware. I love how creative the micro games were from blowing a small ball with a hair dryer to file editing a software. 

I wish there was more micro games, but for what this game offers it's a really fun time.

I played this as part of a pack of 8 Itch.io games on my Twitch channel.

While I've never been one for bullet hell type games, I really enjoyed this game. 

The style is gorgeous, reminding me of older games in the SNES era. While the pixel art is very nice to look at, it does feel overwhelming at times and can often distract me leading to getting hit. 

I think with how narrow the screen is, the game can feel claustrophobic at times with a full squad. This isn't a bad thing though, it adds a lot to the tension when you reach the last portion of the level and fight the boss. 

Overall, a really fun shoot-them-up game which I'd love to see more of.

I played this as part of a pack of 8 Itch.io games on my Twitch channel.

A great puzzle game! I played this as part of a pack of 8 Itch.io games on my Twitch channel. 

I think one thing a lot of puzzle games struggle with is teaching you the mechanics without explicitly saying it. This game does that beautifully, with certain mechanics like the explosive barrel or the red enemies. 

I liked the progression, although I did find the difficulty spike between certain rooms. This might just be me though. Overall a great short little puzzle game.

What a nice and relaxing metroidvania, that I can't wait for the full release of! I played this as part of a pack of 8 Itch.io games on my Twitch channel and out of all of them I think I liked this one the most.

The movement is really smooth and because of the simplistic but very detailed pixel art I never felt like I lost track of the character. Along with this, the gameplay is also incredibly smooth with mechanics that reminded me a lot of Hollow Knight (pogoing, quick dash and wall jumping). 

I'm looking forward to seeing what you do with this in the full release!