Yeah, you'd think "not plugging my computer into the obvious plot element" would be more common knowledge. Oh well. But thank you! I'm glad to hear that :)
Been saving yours for the end, because I was so excited to play it! We're like sci-fi horror CCTV bros :) anyway, loved it. That first jumpscare got me, and I loved poring through all the logs. They left just enough story to the imagination while giving those crumbs of context needed to tell a short story. Would love to see this project expanded on in time, maybe with more logs to find, some puzzles, a chance to find (and fight? and lose against?) the anomaly, etc. Seriously, good work!
Great adventure game! This genre isn't really my cup of tea, but I enjoyed the presentation and the story. I had the same issues as everyone else (namely the inability to combine items), but otherwise it was a solid production. Keep up the good work!
Cool game! I never played Parasite Eve, but I think I recognize that combat sphere (or whatever you call it). Excellent aesthetic, loved the soft randomness to the maps as well. A tutorial would have prevented a few of those early deaths, but overall, well done!
I love tactical turn-based games like this, so I was surprised to see one in a horror game jam! Great game all around. I think the other commenters have done a good job of hashing out exactly what this game needs: a tutorial, better indicators of what to do and how to use things, etc. I picked up repair kits but couldn't figure out what to do with them. I also wasn't sure if there was a definitive ending—I played it a few times and walked around slaying monsters, but always died in time. Still, this was a lot of fun! Genuinely looking forward to seeing what else you can create.
You're telling me this game has a great aesthetic, enjoyable gameplay, decent sound design, actual replay value, AND realistic lighting effects? Dude.
Add some more gameplay elements—maybe new enemy types, another map or two, some music, some powerups, a boss fight—and I would actually pay a few bucks for this. Seriously, excellent job.
Couldn't quite figure out where I was supposed to go. The monster roar got me a few times, but as it always sounded the same distance away, it got old pretty quickly.
Still, I saw a patch of leaves moving and thought they were a mountain lion, and that got me right spooked.
Very fun puzzle platformer! Love the monsters and creepy floors and spikes and such. The platforming was a little floaty, and I'm also just enough of an idiot that the puzzles are too damn hard for me, so I couldn't get to the first tent.
Cute aesthetic and good puns, but I went in not knowing it was unfinished :| I just sort of wandered around looking for things to do. Not sure if I missed some vital plot point or even a soundtrack?
The opening exposition was a little long, and it wasn't immediately clear that I had to return to the green point when drawing. However, it's a very neat concept for a game jam! Well done.
A solid little project! Would love to see it extended a bit more than the 60 second experience. I liked the (SPOILER) eyes in the walls, very spooky. I do wish the footsteps were a bit quieter, or removed altogether.
Move over Back 4 Blood, the real zombie horde killer is here
Seriously though, fun game. Was the knife supposed to prevent item drops? I tried a few times to get to the end, but kept running out of bullets. The game has a fun look and feel to it regardless!
Great aesthetic for a short horror game. I liked all the references to other games! My only issue was that I stopped being able to transform after the first level, so I ran around mass-stealth-killing people. I guess that makes the parasite that much more horrifying, though. Nice job!
Thanks for your comment! I'm planning on implementing all the features you mentioned (especially the skip button), but it's good to have a definitive list of player interests. Much appreciated!
