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Thanks for the advice! I didn't know you could disable the resolutions dialog, thanks for that! I built it in now, so it looks a little cleaner:

I might keep the fog because it (tries) to make the game feel more intense with the more supplies you get, and I'll probably replace some textures too. Thanks again!

Cool!! It's really easy to implement, all you have to do is go to Windows > Rendering > Occlusion Culling, and just hit bake!

Thanks!! :D

Cool game! The graphics are pretty good and I like how the map was randomly generated every time, too. Survive alone was pretty easy, but it seems like a fun game to play with friends!

really cool game! The graphics are well done and I really like the idea of sacrificing your friends for health and stuff. nice work!

Hey, I'm having a hard time getting past the first night, I try to turn on the A/C but nothing happens and I still die from the red one. Other than that, this is a pretty cool game so far!

Hey, it works on my mac now! Just got the Plate Shard and the game looks and plays really good so far, thanks for patching it!

I really liked Ao Oni way back then, and it's so cool to see a remake of it!! There's only one problem, and it's that when I start the game and type my character's name, it says "Unable to find file: Graphic/Parallaxes/fog>" and crashes. I tried adding it in manually but it still won't work. I'm using Wine to run this on mac, so maybe that's why, but I couldn't find a fog graphic in the folder anyway. Any ideas?

A fun little game about eating your children :) I liked the atmosphere, with the black and white graphics and the jazz music in the background, it made it look more like a game from a cartridge. Overall cool game!

Very simple and fun game! Each level was different and interesting and it's a pretty solid platformer! (the ending was a little dark... but whatever lol)

Thanks for your feedback!! Hmmm... maybe the mouse is stuck because the sensitivity is low? The settings can be found on the lower left-hand corner of the menu on the poorly made "cogwheel" icon, and you can adjust the sensitivity from there, along with a few other things. I just used the basic FPS Controller built-in with unity, too. Also, I had no idea the sliders were interactable until now! Thanks dude!! I'll push a new update with patches soon, and maybe some more... ;)