A very atmospheric survival FPS that manages said atmosphere well despite some of the blocky graphics. The System Shock 2 and Doom 3 vibes are certainly there, and with some updated graphics and mechanics this game could reach levels of spook even beyond those titles. Being able to hear the footsteps of distant enemies certainly helps build tension as you enter new areas. 

Aiming feels nice and shooting feels responsive, a must for an FPS, and melee combat is a tense circle-strafing dance. Platforming and climbing make exploration feel more engaging than one would expect, and seeing both the rusted vent and the notch where the hammer is was enough to tell me that climbing was a mechanic.

As for complaints, the flashlight battery seems to drain entirely too quickly. I spent most of my time playing in complete darkness trying to salvage what little light I had. I also spent a majority of my time at 10 HP because the ventilation shaft enemies seem to deal unavoidable damage.

I give Untitled FPS Game: >You WILL serve us/10

I liked it, has a nice Atmosphere to it, creepy, but not to much thanks to the simply Artstyle. Would probably be a lot scarier (maybe too scary) with some higher details. The Inventory is sweet, combined with the blocky level geometry and rather oldschool feeling movement, it comes together rather well I think.

I think the Play and Options options in the Main menu should be reversed, play at the top and options as third. I didn't want to use up my flashlight battery, so I kept spamtoggling it to avoid any battery usage. Its fine keeping it that way I guess, but since you're a Cyborg, wouldn't slowly fading nightgoogles maybe make more sense?

Elevator Area should have different textures inside to make it more clearly an elevator, currently just looks like a generic part of the Room. A bit more chaos in the random doodads would make sense if this is supposed to be a more horror-y game. Theres corpses and maniac cyborgs around, but all the Spare PCs and Chairs are stacked evenly next to each other?

Finding the Hammer took a bit of time, and didn't make a lot of sense for it to be there, but I wouldn't say its too hard to find, incentivises looking around and makes it clear what you're going to be doing for the rest of the Game.

Only thing I really had a problem with was climbing out of the ventilation shaft into Security, thanks to the crouching entrance height. But I probably just tried it wrong by trying to crouch once hanging, instead of looking upwards when moving, so might not be hard at all and I'm just stupid.

I did however clip out of the Ventilation shaft once while trying to climb it, so theres your Bug.

Fun Game.

I'd give more feedback if I wasn't retarded and couldn't  figure out how to get through the second door after restarting multiple times due to battery running out. I tried interacting with it as well as the black box to the right, the computers and the vents.

Movement feels good. I like the ui and how the npc dialog looks reminiscent of chat in multiplayer games. Only complaint is that the font makes certain letters hard to distinguish