That's the neat part, you don't! Sorry. I made the game in a short period of time and didn't have time to add settings such as sensitivity. You will probably have to change it on your pc settings.
But worry not! My future games will have these settings. The game I am currently working on does!
Hey! I normally prefer it not be the exact same (like add your own unique take on it), but as long as you give me the credit and do not profit from it that should be fine.
I think someone may have beaten you to it though. I feel like I've seen Roblox copies already made.
Wow! I'm so happy you liked the game and I enjoyed all the theories and overview of your experience!
To answer your questions:
1. In early versions of the game I only had the sections called "Situation 1, 2, & 3)" (no lines about subject A,B, or C used). I added the lines about the subjects to better distinguish each situation as being a different person. Some people were playing the game and thinking that the person from situation 3 was the same as situation 2, and that lead to a lot of confusion during the "reveal". However, it DOES set up the nice potential for future lore haha.
2. If you mean the "pixel-y" look to the game there are many ways to accomplish it. I used a trick with the camera to display a lower resolution image to the player than is typical. Most of my assets are low-poly too so it adds to the effect.
I apologize for the difficulty. While I like the gameplay element I made of shaking Borb, I acknowledge that it is difficult especially under the stress involved. If you ever master it, try and look for the easter egg that's only available if you beat it in one go!
As for this exact version I don't have any plans to extend it. HOWEVER, I have heard lots of people wanting more so a future extended sequel is definitely possible! I am working on some other special horror projects at the moment, but do not give up hope for more content like this ;)
Hello! Sorry if there are any issues. Are you playing on windows? If so make sure you have the correct bit download. You may also want to check your mouse's drivers so that they are up-to-date!
Thanks for the notice! I have talked with my lawyers and will make an example out of them. I will not settle for any less than 12 years behind bars! (I let itch.io know about it, thanks again haha).
This was what I suggested on a different post: "If you set the file as executable and double click it it should work then. Otherwise you can try launching the .x86_64 file from the terminal."
Still never confirmed if that worked. I don't have much experience with Linux ports, but if you get it to work please let me know!
