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Why fun when you can change it's style to make it scary? With a few tweaks here and there, some adjustement to the game lore, improvements to the style and environment, it might be a better fit than fun game. I always wonder why these games rely on players memory instead of providing a map, regardless if it's detailed to help or just partial to guide. Physic colliders from wandering objects might be reduced as they harm the user experience, especially when they trap you down. The two types of enemies i encountered, except one beign armed with gun, feels boringly the same. This could be a game i would invest in, but not as is in this stage. I'm playing for 5 mins or so, without knowing what to do next. Defeated all enemies i could find, entered through all doors i could open, still i wonder whether to relaunch from scratch and read the dialog which i accidentally quit.

Good potential overall :) Good luck!

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Thanks for the feedback! I do think skipping the dialogue might have created some difficulties, especially with the phone character at the beginning. He informs you about a switch to open a locked door that allows you into the next area, as well as the map being accessible by pressing "M". The game also does get a bit scarier as you progress and has more enemy variety to make things challenging. I do appreciate you taking the time to try my game out!

Event hough the dialog is skipped, accidental or not, the npc should remain enough active to hint a wandering player. Instead of the whole dialog, he should remain slightly active to produce one line of text in fun way "Are you lost? Did you forgot to press the switch for the metal door?" M is definitely helpful, so it's good to have it. I don't recall seeing it in help? Maybe i went through it fast, though, it happens when I'm not fully devoted to a game.

What is your plan with launching your game, distributing, monetizing, and other publishing povs? Oh and last time i forget, what engine did you use for making it? Not that I'm coder but I find the engine important in the game distribution, and this isn't something i've run across before.