Totally agree but I am really new to game development so I was struggling with even the most simple thing to do and end up wasting to many hours on things that could have been done quicker and easier such as the camera movement until I discovered that I could have just used cinemachine on Unity. Thanks for playing tho :)

Glad to find the end scene to be convincing that was actually what I had in mind since I wanted to make a game that is scary but does not rely on a "in your face" kind of jumpscare but instead a scary game that relies on more of the atmosphere or sound to make it spooky. Thanks for trying out my game :)