Hey Fitzy!

I managed to escape!! Wow what an absolutely terrifying experience you crafted. So excited if you decide to continue this project because the mechanics of this game are absolutely worth exploring more and stretching out into a full experience.

Some notes after playing:

These are all going to be super nitpicky because I don't really have any notes after playing.

• The environment sound loop and some of the sounds have weird cutoffs at times. The environment ambience specifically has a strange loop where it will dip down for about half a second and then start the loop over again. Not a huge deal, but the in and out points need to be fixed on that. The door opening sound has some strange cutoffs as well and would click sometimes since it would end on a non-zero point. Not a huge deal, just thought you should know.
• Already mentioned this, but fullscreen would be an amazing addition. Couldn't get it working since my mouse kept getting locked to the game window. Again, not a huge deal just thought I should mention it.
• In my playthrough I actually managed to lock the monster in a small room and he didn't break the door. He had broken another door just prior to me doing this, so maybe there is some bug with the logic where it doesn't break down a door directly after another? Not sure, just thought I would mention it.

What I liked:

• Holy moly this game was terrifying! I have never typed so fast in my life and never been so aware of what I was doing. Every corridor I would have to double check that I actually locked the door and always had a camera mounted on the monster because I needed to double check he was still locked up tight. So scary! I love the gameplay of this and really do hope you continue to expand upon it.
• The atmosphere of the game's level was incredible. It was a bit barren, but that's totally understandable given the amount of time we had for the Jam. Would love to see this expanded upon as well. Not being able to see what was in front of my face was really scary.
• The sound (and sometimes lack thereof) was terrifying! When I would open a door I would jump because it was just so jarring in the best possible way.
• The map and command mechanic is absolutely genius! Already said this, but I just have to reiterate how cool it was. Definitely gave me a similar feeling of dread to the first time I played alien: isolation and just generally has huge Alien vibes. It's such a great mechanic and fits with the visual aesthetic you have gone for -- sort of retro vibes and all.

Fantastic job! 100% following along with your future development of this game and any others you create.

Nice idea- I'd really like to see it spun into a bigger game!

Oh man I just pooped my pants. Not often that's a good thing but here we are, it's an asset. I like the feeling of getting lost and controlling the environment. I think a little more hand holding via a deeper tutorial would have helped me get to the enjoyment of what's been created here quicker. I like the look and feel of it and it certainly got tense. I liked it.

Terminal confused me in the start but it was so fun to use it when I figured it out, fun game, good concept and creepy visuals, good job overall.

Hey that was a fun game :D I love me some terminal action >:] I love the athmosphere and the art style it really sets the mood. The only thing that bugged me was the head-bobbing intensity. Overall I loved it! Interesting and well tought game, nice work! :D

Terminal had me a tad bit confused at the beginning, but I kept goin and it paid off! Great style and really had me spooked!

this was really good, love the idea and the execution. it's a bit confusing at first, especially since the help doesn't actually list most of the options, but it was fun to figure it all out. really surprised you got this done in 7 days too, great job!

Very cool! This is an impressive amount of work to do in just one week, and the console interface is a cool touch. Especially since you have to stop moving while you open it, very tense.

Thanks for including a Linux build, that's always nice to see.

Sorry, it's my first video and I realised AFTER the BG noise is very loud and covers my voice a lot. At least you can see the gameplay. I liked the game a lot even if I thought the monster was a just a dude chilling out in the base. :) 

Really like the atmosphere and how everything looked.

Awesome game, had a great time playing it! As others said, the terminal was confusing at first. But as soon as you get the gist of it, it does make fun. For now it is probably too easy to just simply lock the enemy in a room (at least that was what I did). A functionality for the enemy to open doors by itself could help in that regard and also add to the value of the alert system. Overall lovely entry. My favourite so far :)

terminal was a little confusing at first but i worked it out, only improvement to the visuals i would suggest is more texturing but still very scary, nice game

Great. It's strange that this game rated only by 1 person (it's also strange that builds for mac and linux are twice bigger but may be not and that's me who simply don't know how godot make builds)

Great game, I like the retro style :)

The pixel shader looks awesome combined with the old school terminal screen. The terminal mechanic is really cool, got used to it very fast, commands were easy to follow. Love the concept, had a great time playing through this one!

I like visuals (scary pixels!) and audio (anxious ambient), I hope you will have time to finish demo