From my gameplay and from what i've seen, game needs some more time to cook and iron out some bumps. Adding more indicators or soft guidance to some puzzles, for instance again the body part assembly, if you really don't wanna make it too obvious then just make it so the player loops repeatedly before the lights go out. At least then we're not stumbling about at a elderly persons pace in the pitch black holding a body part. Or add a wire mannequin the player can just stick body parts to. Seen gameplay of someone losing essentially an hour of progress to the monster towards the end of the game because there's no indicators to it being there and I can easily see someone dropping the game after that, I would. I could nitpick further but I do want to say I enjoy the bits of creepiness and some lowkey jumpscares. Just keep at it and I can see it being a fun game.

Hi. Thanks for playing and for the comment.

I probably won't be adding any more "hints" or whatever, since I feel it's pretty easy to know what to do if you pay attention to some stuff. The body stuff is in no way a difficult "puzzle". I mean.. you have a torso and several dismembered bodyparts. What else are you expected to do with them in a game? Also I did warn you in the description that there's no hand-holding.

The thing about looping repeatedly before the lights go out was a thing before some patches, I just removed it because I thought it would make it more challenging and thus more fun. Was I wrong? Maybe. I thought people liked challenging games. 

I'll most likely won't be releasing new patches for the demo, as I'm focused on finishing the full game. I'll see what I can do about the subway chapter in the full build.

I am very aware the game has bugs and oversights hahah. It's really hard "testing" a game when you know everything you're supposed to do. That's why I need your feedback. I appreciate any and all constructive criticism. I'd wager it's way more important than praise, as I want to make this the best game I can make, within my limitations.

In any case, thank you again for giving the game a try and for sending some feedback my way, I really appreciate that. I'll probably go with your idea and put back the infinite looping before the lights go out. I don't know.

God bless.