Great take on the theme of the jam! I had fun while playing (even though my anxiety peaked). Curious to see how it will turn out once it's ported to UE5! 

This game was really fun! It's already pretty polished for 48 hours and I could definitely imagine people paying for a game like this! I don't have many complaints but the screen tearing was bad for me, idk if there's a vsync setting I somehow missed but if/when you make this an actual game, that would be a good addition

Good luck guys, this is the most fun game I've played so far!

Excelent game !!!

Love the simple and clean art style, a lot of models and level design for a 48 hour jam is just impressive. Kudos to all the team, loved the game, the theme and the fact that i have to beat the clock and keep the numbers in my head but not all the time, its just awesome.

I hope you can test out my game and give some honest feedback, I would love to team up with you some time for another jam if you are interested.

Good idea, and well presented! Lots of content too.

Feels like the difficulty slider is back to front! I turned it right down to 15 (most games jam games are way too hard) because I thought that would be the easiest setting. Actually realised that it was the length of time between ident check in before failure.

Would have loved a mouse invert option. It was practically unplayable for me under pressure. I'm so used to inverted controls, I typically have a really hard time in games where they are the standard way round. Especially games like this, where you have to move fast and accurately. Hard to do when you're always finding youself staring at the floor or ceiling!

It's a take on the theme I haven't seen anywhere else, and I've seen quite a few jam submissions at this point. Nicely done.

I love the idea of a taking a space that you think you "know", but then open up know traversal paths. The fact that you're on a time limit means that you're pressured to skip over the exploration until you've got a safe path back. It all works really well. 

The only criticism I have is that if you're going to put the player under that much pressure you have to make sure that the components like physics don't get in the way of the player's run. Games like Minit run with this theme but they have the benefit of that 2d grid precision. Your traversal shortcuts were designed with verticality, so 3d was a must, and it gave you extra work to do in the polish department.

Wonky physics aside, I think the gamble paid off and you delivered something unique and engaging. Best of luck in the jam.

Side note:  have you played "The Occupation"? You should try that out if you want to see where this concept could go.

I enjoyed the idea behind the game a ton. It was really fun trying to escape quickly and the timer did an amazing job of putting pressure on me. The puzzles were fun and you did a great job at creating something that truly felt immersive and like a real building. 

I'd love to see this concept explored further too. A game full of tons of small levels like this could be exhilarating. Maybe this would even work as a kinda of rougelike where you have to escape a segment like this before a run begins.

Overall, incredibly fun!

Check out my entry if you get a chance! 

This game gave me anxiety, and I love games that are able to do that. The puzzle is a ton of fun to solve, and kept me on the edge of my seat every step of the way. If I had any critique to make, it might be that the timer is just slightly too punishing, but really I should just git gud. One of the best I've played this jam.

Amazing work making a game like this in 48 hours. We both took on the challenge of creating an immersive and mysterious 3D world, and I think it really paid off for you. The timer really created a tense atmosphere effectively, and the plugs were such a neat mechanic. I'd complain about it being a bit too dark, but I think that was probably intentional so you'd trip over more wires. Really nice job! This is an impressive submission.