Far too short, and the action points movement led to nothing gameplay-wise. Maybe you could have implemented a consequence to running out of action points?
Not bad! Although, I couldn't get past the room with all the floor pads. It wasn't clear what to do after taking the cubes out of the 'impassable wall'.
For the longest time, I've always enjoyed purposely subjecting myself to the torture that is First-person horror games. My love for these immersive nightmares led me to learn Unity and C#. I've created a few First-person systems myself.
However, I've never managed to finish a full game! I competed in two jams recently and managed to finish and submit a game each time. (Not horror games.) Something about a game jam just keeps me motivated!
So, with that in mind, I have put together a jam that will only be about creating First-person horror games! A prize will be announced, depending on how many entries there are.
I'd love for you all to check it out, join the discord and make some great, scary games!
If there are more than 50 entries I will put up a small cash prize. Likely a gift card for amazon or the like.
I've been using Unity as a hobby for the past few years, mostly focused on First person games(not shooters). I have some experience with 3d modelling but I struggle with complex or large projects.
I'm looking for a fellow hobbyist that is into environment art. Any revenue will be split equally, although revenue isn't a priority.
I have a few story ideas, some more fleshed out than others but we could work together on mutual ideas too.
