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Cool concept!

A topic by Justin Etchell created Sep 21, 2025 Views: 11 Replies: 1
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Hi! I found this through this Itch Randomiser.

Cool concept! I enjoyed the mechanism of exploring a maze to uncover the image to the right to find narrative beats.

I did just one run before leaving this comment, and will likely do another couple of runs to see if I can fully explore the images and find all the items and notes.

I especially liked:
The atmosphere. The ambient audio, footsteps, whispers, sounds coming and going as I moved around. It was cool.
It reminded me of both Silent Hill and perhaps.. Eternal Darkness.

Something I would have liked to see is a bit more downtime/pause between levels - leaving me on a black screen for even only a few seconds would have helped build anticipation and helped with pacing, i think. There didnt feel like much if any release in the tension, it was on from the start and didnt relax.

The whole time I was anticipating a jump scare - I think because it's common with itch indie horror games. I am not convinced you dont have something like that in the game - especially with the other noises I can hear while exploring.

I will report back after another play or two.

Nice project - This was the first one that grabbed my attention after about 10 random games that weren't really games or were not engaging. Well done.

Played another round and collected all times. It was still engaging the second time around. Again, the atmosphere was good. I found the SFX of collecting an item to be a little too loud, and it playing again when examining already collected items was a little annoying. I also wish there was a proper fullscreen option easily accessible - but i understand this was a gamejam game. I still really like the concept of navigating a maze to uncover elements of a dream, or memory. Would be cool to see this idea expanded on. Thanks for the game.