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A jam submission

Secrets of the depth: Shaft to hellView game page

Open an abandoned mine and find all the secrets it contains.
Submitted by TOST — 1 day, 23 hours before the deadline
Rated by 2 people so far
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GitHub repository URL
https://github.com/RidleyJune/Shaft-to-hell

Game description
Shaft to hell is a survival horror game set in the distant future. Our main character finds a secret sealed mine and decides to go down into it to find something to profit from. But the abandoned mine holds many secrets and dangers. Test your skills and reveal all the secrets of this place.

Theme interpretation
The place we discover contains many secrets.

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

Well executed and unnerving! Builds up the tension nicely.

Developer

I forgot to add that you can drop items by pressing "G" and turn on flashlight by pressing "F". My fault;)

Submitted(+1)

I really love the visual style. It's got that PS1 horror look to it but without some of the more grating additions (such as intense pixelation making it strenuous to see far).

The controls felt nice and intuitive. Although, dropping items to make room for keys wasn't super obvious; I'm fine with G as the control, but I didn't realize dropping was even allowed for a while I just got desperate enough to try and spam all the buttons on my keyboard.

The pacing is perfect for a full release of a game, but it's a bit slow for a game jam game. Audio was good. I also like the UI. The dialogue could have been written faster but overall the UI was neat; especially the little circles over items I can interact with, that's cool.

Good game.

Also, justice for Neil!