after finishing the game, I got sent to the main menu that was hilariously skipped at first because some debug flag was left on. so I ended up playing again, and I got to see the intro! things make more sense now, but it also worked pretty well without any explanations.

I noticed a weird thing with the resolution — there’s no scaling, so bigger window means longer view distance. (to fix this in Godot, try Project Settings -> Window -> Stretch Mode: Viewport.) I opted to play in the original resolution (720p window) to get what I assume to be “the intended experience”.

the car steering was a bit weird — maybe it’s intentional, because it played really well, it just seemed slippery or something. and the steering while reversing is … reversed. also, I could drive around in the last cutscene before parking, that seemed unintentional.

so, after playing the game twice, I have two conflicting thoughts about it: 1) it was a nice drive through moody woods, and 2) what objects in the mirror?? I drifted past one guy, but that’s it. I was really expecting more stuff to chase me, forcing me to keep a high speed in uncomfortable situations. I went pedal-to-the-metal constantly because it was fun, but it seemed like I could have just taken it slow and steady if I wanted to.

Hi, just finished trying out your game and it looks sooo polished. You did an amazing job for a 14 days jam. The visuals, the car controller, the audio and the lights, they are all so well blended together. The overall game feel is amazingly good, the atmosphere is really on point. Honestly I wished it was a little bit longer, but it's a problem it shares with my game, I also focused more on polishing it to death. But in the end quality > quantity, so who cares.

Again, you did a wonderful job, good luck with the jam mate, I'd love to see it developed even further <3333

This game pretty much perfectly replicates the feeling of driving alone at night in a backwoods area. There's sort of a low sense of dread as your headlights make weird shadows and you are never quite sure if there is some animal about set to run out into the street.

This is actually really fun. Good texture and atmosphere. I guess you purposefully make the car hard to control, and I really like that. I am thinking if the story can add one more element, which is the driver is actually drunk, would fit the gameplay a lot.