Thank you for playing the game. As for not seeing, the "F" key allows the player to use a flashlight. An update will be given to the game to allow the button layout to either stay on screen longer or be toggled on and off. I hope this helps.
Thank you for playing my game and reviewing. It's a popular opinion that the camera needs some work which I aim for work on. Still, I'm glad you enjoyed it overall. :)
Oh no, I'm sorry to hear that you're having difficulty. I'll get right on fixing that. Thank you for letting me know and I will definitely update you once I look into this. I will also check out your game "Somber". It sounds interesting. :)
Thank you. This was a struggle, but I'm glad I went through it. I wish you success on your future games as well. Also, apologies on the late reply. I didn't see a response to my post.
This being my first game, I underestimated how long it would take me to do certain things. For example, it took me longer than expected to make the map(s) the game would take place in. My original concept for the cabin interior was larger and more elaborate, but it had to be narrowed down significantly for me to finish it in time. Despite a few hiccups and having to scrap previous ideas and storylines, I’m impressed with the work I was able to accomplish within the time frame. I hope to one day be able to accomplish more in a similar time frame, though that would be once I gain more experience. One hurdle I struggled to overcome was my desire for “perfection”. Since this was to be my first game, I wanted everything to be ideal. However, I found that I needed to forgo this if I was to make the deadline. “HorrorEngine” helped immensely when making this game and YouTube was an excellent source of knowledge when making other blueprints I needed. Overall, I’m glad I joined this game jam as it gave me the restraint I needed to fully plan out and complete a game. I hope to make larger or at least more in-depth games in the future.
