This one had a really cool atmosphere! The audio and visuals work well, fits the theme, and I also liked the writing (are Neuro’s lines from somewhere? It feels familiar, but can’t put my finger on it). I also appreciate building a “spooky game” without jumpscares.

Wow, this is actually pretty cool, visually good, the music makes me shit my pants, the gameplay is smooth and cool.

Just to be a little be of an asshole, I'm a really nervous person so being stuck on the text for "this long" makes me want to go faster, so being able to speed up/skip the text would be cool :3

Very good job!

Really cool game with interesting premise. Enjoyed annoying the malevolent entity. Reminds me of Stanley Parable. Good job!

I've always wanted to make a game with this type of movement, it just feels so cool.

This is a very good submission and i honestly didn't find any conspicuous faults with the game, although i must say, a classic 2005 jumpscare would've been awsome.

I must say, very nicely done!

Good execution on the theme and overall atmosphere. Controls are snappy and satisfying.

Very atmospheric, but I got lost while trying to get the good ending. I could only get caught so many times before losing my patience. :P

I had fun, got both endings, and got scared a couple of times. The challenges themselves are very good and challenging

I wish there were a way to make the dialogue go faster by clicking the mouse or something (it's probably just my ADHD)

I got both endings. It is interesting enough for it to keep my attention and try to get them. Its very mysterious and intriguing, and the visuals do help sell that vibe. I'd love to see what you can make next

The game is really polished, especially love the visual style!  

This is easily the most atmospheric game I've played in the jam so far, and that says a lot because I  played and rated 25 other games so far.... fantastic work! The vibes in this game are impeccable and hit just right.

Got the bad ending, but I might try to get the other ending at some point too,

Unity dev tip: You can have a button that re-load the current scene if you want to save work on resetting the game hehe (unless your variables live in a static class, then truly rip)

Looks very awesome, love it! I'd love Vedal to play this one.

It was difficult for me to orient in the space (I honestly think it's just a skill issue though), and the enemies that wouldn't let me look around properly made it give up after finding just three thingies: too bad cause I'd love to find out the ending ~_~

This was a nice fun game. I love how you focussed on the details even tohough it's a game jam. Good work .

For some reason I couldn't get the file to unzip.

It's a fun mystery game with spooky vibes! The graphics of the handheld gave me a little vertigo but I really liked the details in the background and the game feels like it's very well made. Very polished in the sense that it feels whole with no bad junk standing out