It's cool that you managed to fit in 2 game modes! I like the hunted mode the most. It is genuinely pretty spooky and has great atmosphere. Great use of palette. I really like how the music adjusts to what is happening (with pitch bends, for example). Also the cats are so cute! The only critisms I have is that the pixel sizes seemed to look a bit inconsistent in some places, and the music contains a lot of sounds the gameboy could not produce, but those aside it still has great gameboy soul in my opinion.

this game was crazy!! rly good stuff. the music is great and being limited in what you can see just made this so much scarier lol. echoing nekorai studios, i also don't like being chased so i also preferred the hunter mode. :') ignoring the bias though, i think just having indication of where to go helped a lot.

Loved the two game mode, I don't like being chase in game but you get this feeling of pressure to hide and find a way to get out. I prefer the hunter mode, so it's a good idea to do both. Great entry!

This is an interesting Hide & Seek type game. It is pretty impressive that you included two game modes.  I particularly enjoyed the music & SFX. The art is good, but a little repetitive for the environments. I also didn't like the cone of vision feature much. Overall, this is a good entry!

It was quite spooky and I like the art style, the music felt a bit off for a gameboy game.
Unfortunately all I did was walk around a poorly lit house for five minutes and only saw the reaper once and escaped him with ease. I found doors, but no keys.
Unfortuntely, despite the interesting concept,  it wasn't actually very entertaining to play as the hunted.
Hunter was more entertaining, but not very challenging.

Gave this a shot! Felt a little mixed about the Hunted, there was some lack of direction and a lot of wandering to find the keys. The atmosphere was really spooky though, and the choice of dedicating a color to red was neat. I enjoyed the Hunter a lot more, I liked having some direction on finding the cats and it's neat there's a unique theme for each character!

Loved seeing a dead-by-daylight-like!! The map felt a little large for the amount of content, but I still had a blast. I bet no one can beat my 6 minute cat-nabbing time!

Well crafted all around. The place is labyrinthine, but distinct enough that can know where you are with enough familiarity.
In hunted mode, it seemed like the reaper was a lot less aggressive early on, so the ratcheting difficulty (assuming it wasn't random chance) adds to the tension well.
The controls are a little sluggish, but I can only assume that's precisely so you can't just run past the reaper easily. It's done well enough that it feels fitting for the game, and adds to the tension.

The cats are a good way to spook people in Hunted mode, too. That flash of movement of a cat running around as you round a corner is a nice touch.

Hunter mode's online leaderboard felt a bit un-GameBoy-y, but it's basically a speed challenge as it is anyway, so I know why it was done.