This was really well executed for a maze game in terms of design! 

Things I liked:

• Using audio to help the player navigate the maze and find the keys is a great idea!
• Overall audio/sfx were great. It's so nice to hear footsteps! This may be one of the first games I've heard them in.
• Great balance between flashlight use and finding batteries.
• I'm pretty sure this had procedural generation in it, which worked well.
• Having the keys teleport instead of walking them all the way back helps make the gameplay fun instead of tedious. 

Some Notes:

• The rat creatures didn't always die when the light was flash on them. They also seemed to just push me through walls instead of killing me.
• Some deaths felt random, which I imagine was due to a spider I didn't notice.
• The flashlight would have worked better if it used an attach point that oriented itself in a forward direction. 

You've done a great job on this one. A great maze entry with clever design to help players through the maze! 

Thanks for a great submission!

I unfortunately won't be playing your game because although I'm not afraid of the dark, I am afraid of spiders and those boys look like honkers haha. Got that arachnophobia D:

Good job for creating this maze game. Fighting enemies with light definitely brings some nostalgia about the good old Alan Wake game!

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Sometimes enemies got me without me hearing them in advance. But maybe I should have tried with louder volume. I liked the idea of finding batteries as ammo 👍🏻

Nice feel to the game and very spooky with the torchlight and dark walls.

I did find that I died unexpectedly a few times, I could hear a bit of a sound, then wham - I'm dead (I'm guessing it's a spider). So perhaps a bit more warning would help, or a clue where they are if you can't see them.

Great entry though - I did enjoy playing it...