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I don’t wanna give negative criticism, and I’ve only watched a video of the game, but it’s just not scary.

I watched a video with this game in it, and the game’s only part of the video for five minutes. I haven’t watched any other videos, and even then, I understand basically everything the game has to offer.

The animation looks pretty ugly, although I’m pretty sure that’s intentional (which is fine.) I kinda wish the game was in 2D though, it’d make it feel more authentic honestly, not to mention it would make sense with the game’s logo.

Audibly, everything’s fine. Nothing to really say here.

Is it scary? Not really. It’s too short to really build up any proper horror. Everything feels forceful, I don’t think it could be more obvious that the sheep is going to be killed.

There’s not enough build-up to the scares to make them impactful. It feels like the people in charge of this saw a handful few analog horror videos and just went with what they saw.

Episode 1 gives almost no indication anything is wrong. Episode 2 obviously starts setting up the stakes, but visually almost nothing appears to be wrong.

Episode 3 completely drops the ball and brings everything to night, in a clear attempt to be scary. But then the big reveal comes in. And there’s simply not enough buildup for it to be impactful.

Gameplay wise, I won’t be hard on it since many games have this flaw, but there’s not much to justify it being a game. I don’t really mind if it’s a game or not, but I personally feel like there’s basically no difference in watching a video or playing the game. Minimal gameplay isn’t a bad thing if done right (Henry Stickmin is the perfect example of this.) I don’t like having opinions on a game if I haven’t actually played it, but I don’t think my opinion will change at all even if I play it for myself.

Sorry if I was hard on this game. I just really feel like this game doesn’t have enough things going on to justify it getting popular. If you want to expand upon this game and continue supporting it, you should try to improve upon what you have right now before beginning to add more content.

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This was made in 7 days so don't expect an amazing game that was fully developed. Most great games can take years to make WITH a full studio. So don't expect the best game with full content .

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That is true. It doesn’t really change my criticisms, but at least it makes more sense. Still though, I imagine it wouldn’t have been harder to extend it by just a little, so there could be more buildup.

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Do you even make games to have that kind of opinion? It was a game Jam maybe you should research how long a fleshed out game takes before being harsh on game you admitted to NEVER PLAYING. People love it because of how interesting it is and partly because they understand what goes into it. 

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I have made a lot of games in my time (granted it’s mostly just crappy FNaF fan games, so what do I know?) I obviously don’t expect a sprawling adventure from a game-jam game, I’ve participated in two in the past.

However, at least from my experience making game-jam games, four minutes is still pretty short, even for a week long game-jam. I think for a game like this, maybe seven to eight minutes should be good.

EDIT: I’ll play the game when I get the chance, although I don’t think it’ll really change my opinion very much.

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I don’t really understand what the question is. Do you think you can elaborate? I already know it’s grown to be very popular, I found out about this through YouTubers.