Nice entry! It sure have a good feeling to it. Welcoming and warm, like you want to be a part of it.

I liked that the replay ability does not force you to read all logs again. Not sure how many endings there were but I got 2 of them. Not much combat but lots of other stuff. Graphics is awesome and UI is simple enough. There is so few items used so it could have just been visible all the time instead. Sound is engulfing and spooky. I like it. The run through icky corridor so your heart don't blow up was a neat touch. And you did not over do it. The game could have been a bit larger and had some more objectives maybe, but over all very nice!

A fellow Unreal Engine submission! Great job!

I concur with everyone else. I really enjoyed the way the narrative was presented and the visuals used; it was also a little difficult for me to figure out what to do next after the fire suppressant. I think that was a viewport shader used to give the 16-bit effect? Either way, looked really nice.

In terms of novel constructive feedback, I would probably say that I just wanted more things to do between bits of narrative. Without some combat, or more elaborate setups that needed to be solved, or even some cinematic stuff to mix it up, it started to very quickly feel like a walking sim to me, and I personally want more out of a dungeon crawler.

Very cool and atmospheric.  It was a little tricky to find that turning on the right after the fire suppressant.  I even missed the turning to the air-lock in my panic  But it also added to the feel, and the map's not so big that it became a frustration.

I think I got all 3 endings.  1, 2 and is the 3rd just maxing out BPM?
Playthrough: Nether Whisper Pt1 by steampunkprogrammer

EDIT:  Got the third.  It might be an idea to make BPM death Ending 4 so people know how many endings to shoot for.

Actually, I initially wanted to set off the self destruct, but it wasn't easy to know I should have lead with the Stick.  And after you've clicked on the terminal, there's no option to back out of the Air-Lock ending.

On one hand, it's weird that I can't opt into that.  On the other, I'm not sure I would have got the Escape ending if I had, and I liked ending on the third ending, so maybe it's fine.

It's not in the playthrough, but on one attempt at the third ending, after activating the terminal to unblock the way to the self-destruct terminal, I tried doubling back to see if any of the other routes had been unblocked.

Nicely done. I'd like to point out that the movement feels like there's some strange headbobbing going on as if you're jerked forward a bit further than you should be and then pulled back. It makes the game more disorienting than it should be.

Amazing atmosphere, art style and sound design.  This is the best looking entry I've played so far, insane level of detail and depth to the environments, they really reminded me of the first two Fallout games, but in 3D.  Loved the pixel art - if that was all hand drawn it would probably have taken me the majority of the jam period just to put those images together!  Sound design was pretty perfect, the distant monster sounds effects every now and then really makes you feel like you're not alone.  

Navigation was quite difficult at times, I got lost not realising there was a dark hallway I'd missed.  These would be great for hiding easily missable secrets, but a small light source or something to show there's a way through would help to keep the player moving forward.  

The inventory system was good too, and having to search the environment for text logs and items was a nice touch.

Awesome and really impressive for such a short development time! 

Great entry. The environmental design, pixel art and overall atmosphere are spot on for a spooky game. I did get stuck like Dashing Strike mentioned. but went back to play it again to get through. I don't have very many complaints, except maybe make that passage a little easier to see!

Leaving this here in case it helps others: I got stuck for quite a while trying to figure out where to go after using the fire suppression system.  Spent a bunch of time seeing if I could hit the button and then run back to the biomass blocking my way quickly in case it was a timing thing (it wasn't).  Turns out there's a really hard to see (to me, anyway ^_^) side-passage between the room with the fire suppression system and the first crew quarters that leads to more stuff.

Really cool, I love the look of this whole thing and the creepy feels.  A bit short, but that just means I had the energy to replay it (although I could only figure out endings #2 and #3...).  It was nice that the small things were clearly marked as clickable, but I occasionally found myself mousing over the whole screen wondering if there was something larger clickable I was missing (like the terminals), so it would have been nice if everything interactable had a consistent glow to them or something, unless that'd make it too easy ^_^.

I had a really good time with this one and got all three endings! The graphics, atmosphere, and story are great!

I wish it were longer and left me wanting for more. Excellent job!

the art is absolutely amazing, loved the sci-fi horror atmospehere and creepy sounds :)

got stuck for quite some time before i found an intersection in one of the "corrupted" passages but in the end found my way to becoming a tentacle-headed thing :)

great job!

I like the PS1 style graphics but i don't really get why you cranked up chromatic abberation all the way up. I really hate that effect which they use in almost every indie horror game made in recent years. I have a PS1, those games didn't  look grainy like this! :) Anyway it's your artistic choice.  The handdrawn art in the cutscenes look absolutely gorgeous, main title art looks terrific too. I would have add cutscenes instead of showing the images in the dialogue but it would take extra time to do that so it's fine for the jam.

Game is very successful at creating the sci-fi horror atmosphere and immersing the player into the game's setting. The artstyle and ambience sound, sfx are spot on. Record logs are a nice touch to give player bits of information for the story, it's really cool. Perfect of use the jam's themes. Multiple endings create replayibility that's another pro.

What's really missing in the game for me is the combat. There should be enemies and combat in a dungeon crawler game. This game plays more like a horror game with grid based movement.  Even the most "walking simulator" type of horror games have enemies in it where you escape from them even if you don't fight against them.

Very cool game in terms of art and storytelling but i will give it 3 stars bcs it doesn't exactly play like a Dungeon Crawler and some post processing effects in the game really annoyed me. If it was a horror themed jam, i would have given 4 stars. My rating may change as i play and see the other games in the game jam. No matter how much i criticize the game, i think it's still a great achievment and  can be developed further into a very good game. Good luck!

Amazing art.  I got stuck.

Edit: I found the hallway that I kept missing.  Got ending 2. And then 1.

Very nice atmosphere. The artwork looks great for low res. Some of the meshes will intersect the camera if you turn next to them. Well done.