This does an excellent job of being unnerving to play. I found myself twitching at every even slight noise. The standing people -- are they people? are they cardboard cutouts of people? -- seem rather silently menacing. Great atmosphere, and good sound design. It's hard to tell quite what's going on, which is a function of the very low resolution, but that's what lowrezjam is all about, so that's OK. The controls are really too sensitive, though; I found it hard to control where I was going because a tiny move of the mouse would spin me halfway around the screen, and I'd lose track of where I was facing. This is more of a problem with a game where looking back means you die...