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Thank you for taking interest! I just updated to add a downloadable. Please feel free to give critical feedback! Also I am currently developing a 3d horror game! If you want to follow the development : https://twitter.com/JoshuaPit21

That's exactly what I was going for!

Thanks! I used Unity!

Nice work!

Hey everyone! I started working on fixing the Camera rotation to be based off the mouse and it plays like x1000 times better! Thank you so much for the recommendation. I'm going to update the game and  it will have this feature :)

Great job on making it to the deadline! I think you have a good start here but I think you need more sounds and polish with the interactables. Keep on making!~

Fun story and the text transitions were really well done! I wish there was sound though

Nice work! I think the cube blowing up at the end was funny. Keep up the good work!

Great job on finishing your project! I think the premise is very interesting and I like the look of the characters. One thing to note is I thought it was a little weird how there were no animations for moving the characters. Also when I collided with a ghost it took five seconds to register that I needed to die. Maybe there was a health bar? Keep up the good work!

Cool looking art! I couldn't get past the first level :(. I tried pressing all the buttons and looking in the settings for the interact key but got no luck. I would like to play more what am I missing?

Hey no worries I am too haha I totally get it! Keep up the good work

Hey great work! I think you knocked it outta the park with the monochromatic art style and the environmental lighting. One suggestion is  a panel that maybe explains the controls on your itch.io page or in the game. Also I was confused on what to do, I flipped the level at the end of the room but nothing happened then I walked to the left and got killed by the monster. Maybe if you explained what to do in the game or itch.io page that would really help me out. Keep em coming!

Haha thanks, I wish I made the character myself it is really cute. And thank you for the feedback, since a good portion of people want the other feature I guess it is something I can add in the settings or have a tutorial level that allows them to try both and figure out which they prefer. Thank you so much for giving the game a shot!

Thanks! I was really going for that sort of feel! Regarding the recommendations you are totally correct; when I was working on it one of the things I wanted to get to was a telegraph animation for the flyers but I ran out of time : '( . Also the mouse request is very popular which I think means I should definitely add it. This is all really valuable to me thank you so much for taking the time to play it :)

Ah that makes sense. It was really fun

I really liked how you had an intro cinematic and a audio clip to set the story into motion. I thought it was really funny though how the zombies started jumping like leap frogs xd. It scared the shit out of me the first time

I really enjoyed the retro look and feel to the game. I am a little curious on why you decided to have the interact key be 'enter' instead of 'e'.

You have a really great start here! I think the controls are very well done and I love the creativity of the button placement. One thing I had a problem with was the retry button doesn't work for me. Maybe you could also add some sounds!

I think the setting is really cool but I was just a little confused on where to go or what to do

Oh my god I love the feel of this game! The vibes are on point and just amazing! Fantastic job! Only thing I found myself really wanting to do that wasn't in the game was knock on doors lol

This is a super cute game with so much going for it. The sounds are soothing and the ambience works really well with it. The gameplay reminds me of Microsoft Mojang tiles which I really loved.

This is pretty neat! I like the aspect of it being a board game a lot very refreshing 

Your game was really fun too!

That means a whole lot to me, I really appreciate  it

You are so kind thank you 

Ah good point! I'll try to add in that :) Thanks for giving it a try

Very impressive environment!

Fantastic polish and attention to detail. The controls felt a little hard for me but I love this game 

Funny idea, the setting was really well done

Cool idea! The controls were just a little confusing but the sounds were really fun

Well done! I think this could do really well with just a bit more polish like maybe a particle effect for snow falling down or something similar and maybe smoother animations. Besides that I think this honestly has a lot of potential!

Great job! One thing to recommend would be to add some particle effects to spice things up a little :)

Cute charm and fun transitions great work!

Cool art! I love the style and sounds! Feels very well made :). One recommendation would be to have the font of the title better reflect the art direction of the game, atm it feels a little out of place.

Very awesome cover image and the gameplay is neat. One complaint is that I feel that some of the art doesn't match.

Keep up the good work!  I think the art is really fun lol

Hey nice job! I can tell you put a bunch of effort into it all though I do think it can improve.

Accouple of recommendations that might help you out: 

  1. Presentation: I think one of the most important things to keep in mind is that your color pallet and design are eye catching. When I saw your emblem for the game and then ran your game I noticed the emblem doesn't reflect the art style or look of the game. If you can try to keep those one in the same :)
  2.  The first 30 seconds of any game are the MOST valuable. Try to utilize that to your advantage.

Keep working on it and polish it up!

Hey great work! Funny concept