This game is amazing! I can't get enough of how you've incorporated the theme into the mechanics. It's such a unique concept that works brilliantly for a maze game. And that monster... It genuinely gave me chills! The first time I encountered it, my heart skipped a few beats. As someone who has played my fair share of horror games and rarely gets spooked, that thing managed to scare me! (I'm pretty sure my soul flew away from fear!)

Now, onto my two main points of feedback. Firstly, I felt that the AI could use some improvement. I found it relatively easy to maneuver around them without much consequence. Adding more challenging and dynamic behavior to the AI could enhance the overall experience. Secondly, and this is more of a personal preference, I wasn't a fan of the fog color. The greenish hue didn't quite appeal to me, and I think a more neutral gray or even black, with the sonar doubling as a light source, could create a more atmospheric and visually appealing setting. Of course, this is just my personal opinion, so take it with a grain of salt.

Despite these minor critiques, I want to emphasize how much I genuinely love this game. The fact that you managed to create such an enjoyable experience in just three days is truly impressive. My feedback should in no way diminish the fact that I had a fantastic time playing it. You guys should be immensely proud of your accomplishment. Well done! ^^

I really love the asesthetic and the implementation of the lidar like scanning. It felt responsive to press, like I always had good control over the player. I also really enjoy the sound design, it helps create an uneasy atmosphere. Like some others said, I think the main thing to work on would be making the monster more lethal/more intelligent.

I really like the sonar mechanic I think it was implemented in a really nice way, especially how the distance the object you are detecting is changes the color of the little pings. I will say though I escaped without actually ever seeing the monster so I don't know if I got lucky or something. Overall it was really nice and I liked it, kind of shocking to see what you could do in just 3 days

Was very scary untill i actually saw the monster and simply just walked around it, i really like the distance-gun-thingy, how di you do that? just a bunch of random raycast and place Objects where they land?

Amazing work for such a short amount of time! First time encountering the monster I was scared shitless lol

I did not understand anything, where as somewhere there were arrows, went some man, prrkolno was shooting and using it to navigate, but then I still do not understand, although I walked a long time, it was necessary to find the key, and I found it, and then, not for me such games, but I found nothing wrong, I myself did approximately one where it was probably difficult to find anything, although I had a path go and all 

This was a very cool game! Just from seeing the screenshots and description I thought of the lidar game and It Steals. I did not finish the game because I am quite busy. But the user experience was great! I enjoyed the the ambiance of the environment and most of the sound design.

Now for if you would like small nitpicks and feedback

• I agree with @SerenityDev in the fact that the monster may need a buff in lethality, as it became quite easy to not be killed. Perhaps making the monster more hazy/transparent or completely invisible would work well. Since you already have the popup of text to let players know when the monster is near, I think this would still be a fair experience. Also the player would be able to scan for the monster with the sonar gun, so the player would still be able to search for it.
• While the majority of the sound design was lovely, sometimes it was a bit difficult to tell where the monster was based on the sounds it made, if that was intentional design thats great. But it was also a little hard to tell if the sound was part of the atmosphere.
• The sonar gun was great and worked as expected, there was great incentive for the player to use it as it was easier to get lost in the haze without it. One small nitpick I have though is the color theory associated with the dots that appear lol. as far as I can tell, blue = farther away, red = closer to player, and green = monster. When I was playing and I scanned the monster, I assumed that green meant "good" so I thought it was something I needed to pick up. To my surprise, it was the monster instead. Perhaps swapping the color green and red would be a good fix, as red is usually associated with "bad" and would lead to good affordances in game design. Affordances being "I assume [x] because of [y]", the visuals/mechanics/sound/etc. of something implying how it works within your worldspace and how it interacts with other elements of your game.

But in total, very good game! I gave it good ratings and I just wanted to share my bit of feedback

It's a good thing holding your breath makes you completely invincible because oh my god that monster is annoying. There are tons of case where it just stays with you for hours without moving and you're just stuck until it finally decide to let you go. Combined with the "hold space to hold your breath" pop up keep reappearing everytime he's around meaning you don't even have to keep track of where he is, and it completely ruin the creepy atmosphere that is otherwhise extremelly convincing. 

The fog, the sounds, the low-res textures, all of it works really well ! Especially the sonar which is a really interesting mechanic ! I'd love to see a more polished version of the game with a better AI because this game has a lot of potential.

Very fun!

I will say that despite many close encounters with the monster it never actually killed me aside from when I intentionally let it do so, perhaps try increasing it's lethal capability through either a speed increase or more attack range. It also has some issues with its pathfinding, I'd often see it stuck on tables and walls, but that's always a nightmare to program especially in short jams like this one. Also I recommend having the key spawn in a random location along with the player as my second playthrough was much easier knowing where the key was.

That being said I absolutely loved the sound design and visuals. The area was fun to explore and the mechanic was extremely fun to use. I think if you all continued work on this past the jam you could have a wonderful product, great work to all of you!