Very cool and moody! My favourite thing was all tutorials being phrased as memories, makes them feel way more immersive. One thing that annoyed me was that due to Ctrl being crouch, and movement being WASD, I ended up pressing Ctrl-W a few times and closing my browser window. Luckily saving worked even in the web build, so I didn't lose too much progress. I really liked the setting and the progression, using the Pogo to skip some of the UFOs was fun. I think some points could've used more checkpoints (like prior to the room with many UFOs), and I maybe was expecting a bit more from the ending, but overall, I really enjoyed this. Nice job!

This is a cool concept for a game, and all of the decisions and story beats feel  very intentional. The atmosphere was very well done, the silence was creepy and the UFO sounds / camera rotations were sufficiently off-putting. The puzzle clues were also quite well done, giving bot hinsight into the past as well as hints at a solution. As others have said, this was quite well done for a 3D entry - it may have been a bit on  the dark side, but that just served to further the creepy atmosphere.

Some feedback:

- The block puzzles were done quite well, but the pushing / pulling viewpoint left a bit to be desired. I'd suggest either turning the block partially transparent when it's being moved, or til the camera slightly to give a view of the room and block together.

- I was never entirely certain how the marbles would work. Sometimes the cameras reacted to their initial impact, sometimes they tracked them partway into their roll. It was also hard to know if the cameras were looking at me or at the marble, I got burned by this pretty badly in the room after the playground hint (I was certain the camera was looking at a marble but it suddenly turned and spotted me).

- I really like the text for the Falling sphere, but it took me three different playthroughs of that particular area to trigger it. Perhaps  put the sphere above the hole rather than in the middle of it.

Overall this felt like a cool interpretation of the theme, and it did incorporate some Metroidvania mechanics into it, but it felt more like a puzzle game to me. I don't really hold that against it, it was definitely fun for what it was and it set the mood very well for both the mechanis and story on display. Nicely done!

Cool game! I like the strange & eerie levels that give me a "backrooms" vibe. The general silence of the game works to make it even creepier. I became stuck at a room soon after unlocking the marbles. It was the room with several spotlights where you have to get the box. I think the checkpoint should be closer to that room, because I had to walk back there several times and eventually gave up. Good game overall!

Okay, I put more time into this than I thought I was going to. I made it to the very end. The game was rather enjoyable to play. At first I wasn't sure how it was fitting the metroidvania feel, but as I started to get more items I kind of understood, but it still felt more like an atmospheric puzzle game than a metroidvania to me. 

The idea of memories helping guide you along was well done. I am a bit disappointed though that I never figure out what was "locked behind the door." I'm sure it was answered and I missed it.

I thought this was really well done for a 3D game. I usually see a lot of these that either are broken, too dark, and/or too complex.... This was great it was enjoyable and well put together. Thanks for this entry ! 

I rated highly about 4/5 

Unfortunately I didn't beat it, but I think I got pretty close. I got the pogo stick and made it back to the top floor and up to the point where you use the pogo stick to pop up and theres a trap almost immediately. I had no time to react. It took me a while to get there and I think I would have gone further if there was a save spot in a room right after obtaining the pogo stick. Other than placing a save spot closer to after getting a pogo stick, I think the game was pretty balanced. You nailed the theme you chose, the puzzles were generally straightforward but still challenging. The box mechanics were really solid. I didn't encounter any issues of getting myself stuck which happens a bit with box moving mechanics.

Besides the save spot distribution, I think the only other criticism I personally have is the lighting. I know the darkness was what you were going for, but I did have trouble seeing things. A map would have been nice. One that displays each floor and lets you know which one you visited, but I wouldn't count that against you because the routes were relatively straight-forward.

I'm not a fan of 3D metroidvanias, but this was executed well enough that I didn't have issues with the 3D aspect.

Overall, a very solid game!

Love this creative theme! Reminds me a lot of Sea Of Solitude