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NiclasNightflame

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A member registered Feb 13, 2024

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Excited to see and hear the changes you are going to make. Regarding the room noise, depending on if your team's sound designer has a field recorder or not, I can recommend you the SFX-libraries from GDC (Game Dev Conference) which are free to use and have a lot of sounds which are also available for commercial use. 

I like the pixel look and the Chiptune-ish vibe of the music. What I would love to see in the settings would be an option to choose between autoscroll text in cutscenes and a tab-to-scroll mechanic, because the text was a bit too fast for me. With this setting everyone could set their own pacing individually. By the way I really appreciated that you can hit the small picture off the wall to the floor, a nice little detail. If I could have figured out how to enter the second and third door I would probably still be playing. With an interesting story this game has a lot of potential being able to create very enjoyable moments. If you consider updating it, I will definitely take a look and play more.

Very nice game! I like the setting in a library. The librarian unfortunately doesn't really feel like a danger, because you can just stay in front of them, turn around and run away without being chased. The doors were more of a fear since I got stuck between an opening door and a wall. Still I see a lot of potential in this prototype and added it in my collection. The music is nice and gives a good introduction to the game's vibe. Some room noise and a bit of subtle reverb on the footsteps and other noises could increase the quality even more in my opinion. Before I figured out how to trick the librarian I felt quite unsettled by their footsteps moving slowly and hauntingly so that is very well done. You got my follow and I'm excited about playing more from you.

Thank you for your feedback about the sound. I'll try to take some of the higher frequencies out to have a better balance in the mix. Feedback like yours helps me to grow in my expertise and I appreciate you sharing it.