I'm a massive fan of any lo-fi game, especially those dipping into the PSX style graphics. Great work on the atmosphere!

The atmosphere was very good, and the way sound and visuals were used to guide the player through the game was very effective. The low poly art style was handled very well on average, but was occasionally a bit glitchy (eg plants would float out of their pots or the apple would levitate when approached, some posters would flicker in a pretty distracting way). Nothing major though. The monster was a definite highlight- the really simple design actually made it a lot more creepy then some of the more complicated monsters in other games, which can easily become overworked. The ending felt a little abrupt, but the lead up to it was fantastic. The way the visuals changed over the course of the game was very effective, with the art room being particularly well done. Good job :)

The final scene had us all jumping out of our seats. Truly excellent experience.

Incredibly tense. I was getting nervous as soon as I saw the mannequins. The aesthetic was outstanding and I love the low poly visuals. The classic art that was pixelated was really fun. I love the way it gets progressively creepier until the game closes itself. Honestly sublime! 

I should tell you however, I got the note about activating the hint menu, and I wasn't able to do this without pausing the game too. It didn't effect my enjoyment much, but I thought I should let you know.

Not that scary, only peed my pants.

Okay I felt like I was completely at the mercy of the game. And it was a great feeling, stressful and scary. The scenery changes are the ones that scare me the most in horror games. I hated the white character XD the fact that he was looking at me and everything was absolutely creepy.

When the exit disappeared I was like "nope, nope nope no way" 

The only thing I would change is the way you interact with objects, especially painting. Because you have to be really close to interact with them to the point where you don't see the whole painting anymore. So you walk close to it, turn around, move, and turn back to check the painting with the text at the same time to appreciate it. 

Otherwise I like all the details and possible interactions, the design of the rooms and atmosphere!

Good ambience and stress moments :) I miss a creepy scary ending but it's ok. Nice 1st person retro style!

Anyway, has the character trained running or something in his life? Walks very slow, and when he runs he's tired in a few seconds (good detail!). If I am in a scary university sure I would run faster XD

Good work!

Wow, this is one of the best games of this jam! Really enjoyed the set pieces especially the art room. As someone who hates cheap jump scares, it is really refreshing to see so many different horror set pieces that did not rely on any jump scare. Great work!

Very nice atmosphere! Was spooked at the end XD
Like your pixelated setup (we are trying to use this too, but I think yours looks a little bit finer)
Great sound and smooth controls. THe luck of camera rotation was a bit annoying at first, but then it get me to the atmosphere :-)

Thanks for a great game!

Well hey this is about the most well-executed horror bit I've played this jam. Nailed the aesthetic with the audio, too. The camera work around items is cool, neat way to solve the problem without requiring up/down control. But yeah, nice work, tense from start to finish -- I audibly groaned when the entrance went missing haha

I think the thing going on with paintings/floors is z-fighting of some kind? bit annoying but nothing major

Great Work! The slow controls  add a lot of tension, the minimal sounds are eerie and    I like the detail with the paintings changing.

Really good execution! Keeping things plain and simple with consistent tension without using jumpscares.  It would be nice to have a bit of a story touch but regardless of that, I enjoyed it. And of course, DON'T COME BACK :)

This is awesome!! The awkward controls and slow movement make it way more terrifying

That was really creepy well done! I would have loved to have more story but that didn't change the fact that I enjoyed the game a lot, the sounds and lighting were really on point, the atmosphere you created really made the game. Overall a great experience!

Pleasure to play. 

you used out of the box idea for this game :)

Dam that was really well done!  :)  Especially loved the art room and theatre parts! My only complaint would be the pixels shifting effect on the floor made me a feel a bit dizzy but dizziness be damned I wanted to see this to the end :D  

I enjoyed it. I especially like that there were no cheap jumpscares even though i expected some =D You kept the tension without wasting it

Good stuff: Environment is very good, especially the theater-thingy scene. Player always knows what to do next, no time wasted on walking around and looking for something new

Bad stuff: While the tension was properly kept, the fact that we really have no info on what's going on makes it kinda hard to actually be afraid :p Also, the pixelated style is a bit to much - pixels dance on the screen, especially on the ornated floor on the hall

Really great job making a well polished game. The sound design was really well done in bringing you through the narrative without being confused as to where to go next, and having it so you could only use keyboard controls for moving the camera added to the suspense! Really great job! Definitely made me tense exploring in the dark!

I really love the visual style! I think the best part is that you can't really make out what things are in the distance, you can kinda say something looks humanoid but you're not really sure and that uncertainty is really creepy. I think the magic breaks down a bit when you get close to them, they feel too detailed up close. The other problem is that the paintings and posters sort of glitch in and out when you get close or away from them, I'm not sure if it's intentional.

The place feels really liminal and I love that too! I appreciated all the small details you put into the experience.

I have mixed feelings about the camera. I like that you can't rotate up and down freely, it makes you feel clumsy and vulnerable. However you can easily miss some details and it's hard to pull off correctly, in fact you (the developer) had to force the rotation a few times to look at things.

On the audio department I think the game is missing some creepy ambience and more sound effects, in fact the silence would work even better if alternated with ambience.

Overall I really liked this, great job!