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Yeah, I was a lot more focused on trying to get the environment to feel right and add that eerie feeling. Definitely could have used a little more tuning for audio, and as you mentioned the crosshair, but ran out of time.

What I Liked:

• The cutscenes were a nice touch.

• The animations looked good and helped the game feel more polished.

• Graphics were solid overall.

• I appreciated the clear instructions for the keybinds.

What I Disliked / Suggestions:

• Some of the text cycled a bit too quickly, which made it hard to read everything.

• The enemies seemed to get stuck fairly often. It looked like they might be using a direct “move to player” approach. If so, using a NavMesh with the walls set as NavMesh Obstacles might help improve their navigation.

The game has a very fast gameplay loop, and I liked that there are multiple endings depending on certain conditions. It makes it feel replayable and encourages experimentation.

The main downside I noticed immediately was the mouse sensitivity, which felt extremely high. Even a small mouse movement would sometimes result in a near 180° turn.

This can be somewhat subjective depending on the player’s setup, so it didn’t affect my rating, but it might be something worth keeping in mind for future builds—perhaps by adding a sensitivity slider or lowering the default value.