Just as scary as a 3am drive alone :o

You nailed the PS1 survival game aesthetics and art direction with the fixed camera angles and everything. I especiallt like the cutscenes. It's a shame that the game is very short though but it's though create a meaty content in 7 days as i experienced the same thing myself. Good job and good luck!!

PS: What  are the options in the main menu: Farm, School, Asylum. Are those difficulty levels?

The atmosphere and visuals are amazing, great entry.

Love the aesthetic and atmosphere very fun and polished game.

This is an incredibly ambitious project, especially for a game jam as short as this one, so I'm super impressed with how far you got with the project. This must've been a lot of work, even for a small team.

The aesthetics are especially cool. I've seen the "haunted PSX" thing before, but this is rather fresh take on it, with the deliberately low-poly models and all. I quite like it, this could become something very cool if you want to keep working on it.

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

I like the retro Aesthetics! Good job :)

I appreciate the ambition here
The sound design was excellent and set a consistently creepy mood. I digged the ending scenarios with the creatures, the opening cutscene, and I really liked the use of the fixed camera in those monster sequences - enough that I think future versions of this project could benefit from going straight fixed-camera, like older Resi games. I think it would help with the small adjustment I had to go through with the controls in the barn - free move and fixed cameras don't play super well together

I agree with J, the school is definitely the creepier setting - but I feel like that's likely because it had more work put into it? If there's one thing you nailed, it's the sound design, that was great. I feel like the indoor areas could of done with some distance fog, but as a fellow Godot developer, I understand that the basic Z-fogging has become so much harder to use in recent versions (no idea *why* they made that decision, but alas it's one we have to live with for now).

It does feel weird, however, that you've got this lovely narrative intro (great job on that, by the way!) - and then you have a choice of three settings for the next part. It feels like you bit off more than you could chew, or at least that you gave yourself a way bigger workload than you needed to? On top of that, the genre you picked - again, not the easiest thing for a one week game jam, but you clearly love the genre and wanted it represented here. I picked collect-a-thon because I thought it'd be easier than something like this. But I can respect the ambition! Good job :D

Oh the atmosphere got me good in this one. To be honest, I found the school more scarier than the farm, but that is just personal bias, I can't handle schools at night lol. It was effective! Respect for the cutscenes too, that extra effort is always nice to see ^^

I guess if I had to offer improvements, it would be letting be little more dark (personal preference though) and improving the tank controls at times, I tell you, I was stuck in the farm's barn for a considerable time spinning in circles before I suddenly activated the end-scene ^^; 

 Good work! It would be nice to see this expanded though!