Gray-Box-Testing meets The Stanley Parable meets coding. Also has anyone found the easter egg yet or did I find it first? And one last thing is clipping the boxes through the floor or walls intentional?     

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This is one of those games which I honestly wish didn't end lol. Very strong Stanley parable vibes but even then it felt like your own thing. And you were right, the game exited every time I tried opening it after the final part lol. Nothing really bad to say about the game. It kinda taxed my GPU a bit but it was just a great and short experience overall. Hope you win man, your game definitely deserves it :)

Woah, this was a spectacular game - if it even is a game, or something else entirely, that is. I loved the concept of being in a barely-made game, and it was brilliantly executed, with the environment and the voiceover all fitting together nicely. I liked how you were guided through the game too, and at no point did I feel like I was doing the wrong thing, so good work on showing the player what to do. The fake crashes were awesome too, and the effect was really well done, especially that it actually closed your game down. That was a nice touch. 

As for the console sections, I really enjoyed them. I've always loved games that break the fourth wall and force you to mess with the game itself - games like DDLC where you have to poke around in the files to get things done - and this game is no exception. Figuring out which commands to use was intuitive too, although scrolling in the console was a little buggy, since after scrolling you had to close and reopen it, and remember the command in the meantime. It's only a little thing, but pressing the up arrow to copy the above command would've been nice too.

Overall, there wasn't really much gameplay per se, but I was enjoying it throughout the whole thing, and figuring out console commands makes me feel smart, so there's that too. Thanks for the experience, and great work!

OH MY GOD THIS GAME!!!!

What do I even start for with this one..

• The first run of this game was amazing, even though it was just like 1 minute of the gameplay, it felt so nice, I looooveed it.
• The game's performance wasn't that good for me? (maybe because i dont have a god damn GPU!!!)
• I noticed you took some inspirations from games such as: The Stanley Parable (youre a man of culture aswell i see?), and also Sam Hogan's Wowie Jam 2.0 game. I have nothing against it, as you put a lot of your own stuff, and it executed amazing for the game's experience.
• The player's model was a bit weird experience, since i just looked down and saw my player close to T-posing, and just sliding around if I were able to slide while standing haha.
• The doors felt a bit odd.
• Lighting was a bit too bright for me, but it didn't make that big difference.
• The fact you made this in Godot, where 3D game development (from what I've heard) isn't that good, is just amazing. I wonder how you were able to create those stuff with just 3 days, and Godot.
• The console parts were very yes for me, I am a huge fan of those stuff.

The narrator voice-lines were amazing, and I've found huge inspirations from Sam Hogan there. It's always amazing for me to see those though! Now, for the win room part. I don't actually know, if this was supposed to be like this or not, but the ESC key didn't do anything for me, but it paid back with its cool ending, where you walk through the doors, and the game crashes and displays you an error. Huge good job with those! My 90% of spending the time on this game were positive, I don't stay that positive when playing such games. That means you did a really great job! 

Truly amazing. Congratulations.

I have a lot of opinions about this game (mostly positive but some criticism and some depending on what should've happened). First, here are some small nitpicks that I just like to point out that didn't impact my experience on the game:

• Sometimes the tiles didn't line up with the doors and left a half tile on the wall. Also, the tiles got a little bit repetitive as they were the only textures used but I don't mind it too much as I personally like jam games
• The head bobbing was quite large and many people don't like it. I don't mind it too much but it was maybe too big for a game like this with slower pace movement
• Not sure if the player model fit the game and it always being in an A pose disturbed me a little when seeing the shadow coming from it
• Smaller nitpick: there were some little cracks visible in the winning room when a wall wasn't there, you could see a little bit of the  outside from it as it didn't seem the walls were stitched together
• Air control wasn't the best for my liking but for a game like this it mostly is a good thing, good movement isn't the main point of it
• On the web build the sensitivity was way up and on the windows build way down, but this is an issue in my game too and would've required a settings screen that I feel is out of scope for a jam

I like the lighting in the game and it could've been a bit darker, but it's pretty well done. The models looked fine and I wish the cube would've had a different model for it being the cube. I also really appreciate the game crashing and me booting it up and having a different outcome (the note was already on the wall and it booted you straight to the win room). I enjoyed this and it was kinda similar to a game I played in the last Wowie game jam. The crashing effect also tilted the camera nicely as an added bonus effect. I also wasn't totally sold on it being on topic, but I don't mind it too much as it was a better implementation of the topic than what my game was. I especially enjoyed the dev talking in it, it reminded me of games like Stanley Parable and The Beginners Guide. I love those games to bits and enjoy the samey vibes I got from this game. Some of the voice lines may have been a bit too forced, but generally, I don't mind it because I like the sort of banter it had.

Now for the bigger mystery for me.  Is the point after reaching the win room the second time to open the console? If yes, my keyboard doesn't have the required key to press it even when trying almost every key on the keyboard. I have an ISO/Nordic layout keyboard and if the point would've been to open the console and write stuff, I would've appreciated a universal key to open it so I could've played the rest of the game, as it seemed really promising. I came to this conclusion, as the game felt too short for how much effort other things were put on (especially the voice lines). I already can imagine so many things you probably did if I could've opened the console and continued. Of course, this might be just a theory and I might be wrong but that's just how I felt about it after the opinion.

Overall I enjoyed this game but the end just was a bit of a mystery for me.

Wow this game is creative! The fact that it's different once you reopen it again is really cool and nice! Reminds me of Gray Box Testing from last year's jam :O