I really liked the voiceover and the worldbuilding you develop in this short experience! Initially had trouble with not being able to turn around, consequently spending an embarrassing amount of time trying to fit the baby portrait into the keyhole, but the alt+tab suggestion helped!

I really really like the voiceover/narrator speaking. I was also planning to add something like that into our game, just didn't find time. It reminds me of "the stanley parable" super great game, and the torch mechanics of increasing and shrinking objects kind of reminded me in a sense of portal games and also gmod 🤣. I do love the menu screen, and how it functions with the animations, the style and contrast fits well together. I honestly have no negative comments about it, I just wish I could play longer!

It's clear that this game is really well made. When I first opened the menu, I gasped and thought, holy cow this is going to be great, and it was (for the most part). The art, music, voice acting and gameplay all held up. The only issues I ran into was that sometimes things would just get lodged in the wall (3 paintings did this to me tbh) and (sorry if this sounds selfish) its too short. It's that good that I want more dang it

I really like the vibes and the voice commenting. It really reminds me of Superliminal! :)

Interesting demo. It's like if portal got a shrink ray instead of a portal gun.

Would like to see more levels using the mechanic

Really nice game. The narrator was very amusing. 

I found the whole thing to be very well produced, especially for a 3D jam game. From the menu screen onward it was very clear a lot of work went into this. The core mechanics at play were easy to grasp and effective, very portal inspired which lets be honest is never a bad thing. The puzzles themselves were a bit on the simple side but they operated as a great showcase for what your team was going for. I also want to commend that there was a good sense of space despite the fact that these were obviously just rooms, the sound effects made me understand where these rooms were. As far as feedback goes, yeah only would have liked to see some more challenging puzzles but its a jam game and this is impressive.

Nice work!

This was a very interesting showcase.  like the concept and the mechanics were simple to understand. I did thik I had soft-locked myself at one point because I moved forward withut picking up the lazer but fortunately I stll had it in the next level although it took me a little white to figure out that I could swap between using it and carrying things. 
It was quite difficult to see where I was going while holding bigger objects, and your settings page didn't see to do anything. Other than that is was enjoyable and had some nice polish, well done. 

The voice was funny and felt like it could have been included in an "official" game.
Would have loved to explore a bit more of the mechanics, but jam deadline cuts short everything, I know :P

Some aspects of the game are quite polished and it's quite impressive what you've done for the given time. The voice acting is top-notch!

The style is pretty sweet, it stands out greatly! A little short, but makes me excited on whats to come next!

The game did not grab my mouses focus though, which made me only able to look around a 45 degree cone, unable to look back at all. Made it a little difficult to play (looking at you cube on the shelf)

Nah this game is pretty neat. The narrative guy gives me this feeling of being so care-free and creepy at the same time? 😅 I would love if we could meet him at some point. I dunno, could be just me but I feel this could also do well if applied some kind of ..."detective theming" to it? but overall, I real enjoyed it. Took no time to complete, waiting for the next levels when available 💯

Edit: I gotta learn how you guys did those Settings UI animations, those were top notch 🤩

I'm at the same case as the last guy :/
A very stylish game, tho
I've clicked the settings just to check it out, and got absolutely stunned by the anumations you guys made just for the settings menu

Voice acting and art is cool but i tbh i couldnt get passed the second level, was I supposed to have the gun? I took everything off the walls but could find anything, there was a cube and i tried slotting it in the hole but it didn't fit, so where is the gun? I feel bad getting stuck so early, I really want to experience what the game has to offer so pls help me out a little

love the neo-noir look, especially in the menus! everyone here is mentioning portal, which im sure is an inspiration, but it also really reminded me of superliminal. the voice acting and music add a nice atmosphere to the experience. unfortunately, i experienced a lot of bugs with the camera but that is very fair for a jam project. would be fun to see it expanded and polished up!

Would've liked more levels for sure. Great mechanics and style

Love the idea of a train as the setting for a set of connected puzzle levels like this. The polish on this experience given the time frame is insane. Voice acting, music and sound design are all great. If ya'll do make more I can't wait to see it.

Excellent Art-Deco style! You did a good job with that.

Nice voice acting and funny dialogue. I see the potential of a fully fleshed game with the scaling mechanics in mind.

Okay, I need to know the lore of the DoCS--would absolutely play a full length version of this.  The portal inspiration is evident.  I also loved the train sound effects between levels and all the clicks of the flashlight--I wanted to play with every object in the room.  I'm imagining more 3D puzzles where I can make stairs out of objects or something or perhaps use objects for non-original purposes (like maybe, I shrink a closed umbrella to press a reset button on a device like it's a toothpick).  Very nicely done!

Super game guys! loved the mechanics. The voice acting was great too