Very nicely done! I Love the originality of the idea and it was a very fun play. Certainly a unique way to play which I think helps with immersiveness of the whole thing

Holy crap that minotaur scared the life out of me! Luckily I completed it without running him into again so my heart is still ok. Really cool idea and well excuted, if the audio directions had been janky or inconsistent then it definitely would've been fuel for frustration but you nailed it and I didn't find myself stuck walking into any walls like I was worried I would. I'm not sure whether its a pro or con because it definitely adds to panic and fun but when I hear the minotaur and want to go left or right I definitely wish the girl would speed up. I had fun playing thanks!

Great use of the theme in the game idea, coincidentally I've just finished a book on Greek myths. Loved the gameplay, genuine fear when I heard the minotaur approaching and I couldn't find the way out of the area I was in.

Sometimes I didn't always get an audio cue for which directions I could travel upon entering a new area. Not sure if this is by design. If possible, maybe the could be sped up if the minotaur is near? Like the voice in the dark is fearful for your life and so is passing on the details faster.

Other than that, really fun game.

It took me a while to work out how to play the game, admittedly. At first, I thought that the voice was telling me where to go when she spoke up with directions, which led to me ambling around crossroads trying to figure out where I was supposed to go. Once it was cleared up for me that she was telling you what directions you could go in from the point you were at, I had a much better time finding my way around!

The game also gives you various audio cues as to what is around you. The sound of a liquid might be a potion, and you'll be able to hear the minotaur coming closer or in a farther place from you. It was a bit difficult for me to work out the placements of some things admittedly, as I would have to "feel around" to pick up items, but that might be an issue with my headphones. I also liked the idea another comment suggested on here of subtitles, as it would definitely be helpful for people who have poor hearing, or just generally need help keeping track of things.

It was a very interesting project overall, and I enjoyed feeling my way around the maze! 

Dat was a special one! The first i saw with such an audio-based approach. I realy liked it and i see a lot of potential in the future for a game like this. Fun expirience, well done. :D

This is by far the most interesting and experimental game in the jam :O The sound desing is really important for this kind of games and i think you nailed it :D

You should definetly add subtitles to make the game more accesiable that way everyone can enjoy it.

Also maybe giving the player an empty map that they can fill would be great :D

Overall it was a fun and diffrent experience i hope you work on this well done :D

I thought this was very interesting and outside of a Jam rating session I would have given it more time. I would like to get out at some point! But it feels like that might take some time. I really enjoyed spending time trying to work it out. I assume that counting steps helps?

Pretty interesting concept, I would have loved a more driven introduction. Great work overall!

So... I must be doing something wrong because I never heard the girl speak after the first interation. The atmosphere is really good though.

Wow great entry. Very unique game idea and well designed too. I beat it on my second attempt. Would be nice if you could see the path you took once you complete it.

Interesting to see another take on using vision as a resource that only be used one time. i really enjoyed playing and i think the audio was superbly well implemented into the game, great job!

Very innovative idea. I can speak from experience that making an audio experience game where the player can move freely in a level can be quite challenging. Using voice acted directions was a brilliant way to guide the player to their goal.

 I managed to make my way to the flute, but I wasn't sure how to interact with it.

Overall, a great experience and well done for not choosing the easy route for your game.

A very interesting game, being blind and relying on sound was definitely an experience, at first I was so confused when I would pass an intersection and the direction it tells me always changes (like telling me to go up and then to go down and so) until I realised it was telling me about all paths of the intersection. It's very frustrating when there's not much to go off of and at first it didn't seem like a game I can complete without feeling frustrated about it, but I eventually got there and it was great. 

I basically used the flare very early just to even orient myself, I used this... potion as soon as I got it and heard the flute to my right, after I reached the flute I was left wandering until I heard the sound of water, the Sound Cues were very much a godsend, which is the point, and it's an amazing experience. Great job on the game!

Damn, at first I was confused, but then it all came together. Expertly crafted and well designed, details like the repeating instructions when encountering a new intersections are really helpful. 
The voice acting is charming and gives a slight insight into the world building which sparks my interest. I tried to follow the flute, but sadly couldn't find the source, still, a great experience!

Amazing idea, I don't think I've ever played a game like this before.