I really enjoyed this game but for whatever reason, I could not attack the experiments. Not sure what I was doing wrong. I had no issue with navigating through the levels. (I did have to keep checking the map/player location callout, but that's just my lack of experience keeping that mental image in my head. 

I really wanted to progress past the experiment though to see the rest of the game but no button combo worked to kill it (even after getting the key with stun gun)

I would love to hear how you get past this point to keep playing.  I feel like a learned a lot about menu navigation from this game giving the number keys the options to help keep information organized is so functionally smart.

Thanks for sharing your game, looking forward to trying again it if it's further developed. 

Hi, great effort! I think it would be good if there's a little more ambience, or a way to know what rooms you've already explored. So insead of door at a1 it could say cabin b at a1, for instance, so you know which doors you have left to explore. There could be another caviat where perhaps some labs could be dark, so in those labs you don't get that description unless you have a light or something.

I like the voice acting and the general story! As others have mentioned, lots to build on top of if you wanted to keep working on it, but overall pretty cool!!

Fun game, and I think the navigation method worked relatively well for me. I too think a few more sounds would have added to the atmosphere, at a minimum I think a sound for killing an experiment would be good even from a design perspective because as it is I had to look around again to see if it had disappeared or not. But there's definitely a lot of potential here.

Like other players, I really enjoyed the voice acting, but got stuck with the navigation. For me, it wasn't totally obvious even after getting the room descriptions how to move around, and how to inspect the room. Audio cues that included "player" didn't totally make sense for me, and I struggled to get a sense of where I was - admittedly I'm not totally used to navigation-by-audio, so if this is more intuitive for other folks, I totally understand!

Fun submission. It worked great for me with NVDA, and the voice acting was a nice touch. I don’t think I got pretty far, but I unlocked some doors and defeated some experiments to get the general idea. For me, the look controls and navigation were pretty intuitive. Beyond the calls for more sounds, I’d love for it to announce the names of the rooms when entering, or when pressing 3 it might name the doors by their room if we’ve already been there, so there’s less mental overhead in the navigation. Nice work!

The idea is good, but the lack of sounds disappoints. I mean the sound of steps, opening doors, etc. I still did not understand how to find out on which cage there is a danger.

Love the effort! :) Unfortunately I wasn't really able to get this to work very well; the arrow keys did not do much for me, I wasn't really able to hear where I was going and could really only trigger the initial two voice prompts to play. I did notice there's no NVDAController dll within the game folder unless you packed that in within the .pck, maybe that's why? I covered the game on my Twitch last Wednesday (same username) if you want to take a look.