Absolutely loved the feel of this game! Even something as simple as the flashlight mechanic gives it so much more realism! I also loved how every inch of the place was utilized in some way!
My only suggestion would be to possibly make the beginning apartment number prompt last longer or something along those lines!
Again, really loved the execution of this game, and looking forward to "The Condo Below" ;)
Usually I put a suggestion right here, but honestly, I don't think I really have anything to suggest here, outside of potentially limiting the amount of ammo? But even that is a LIGHT suggestion!
Again, super great horror experience! Can't wait to see a full release!
What an awesome example of horror game pacing! Not only were the scares super well distributed with some jump and some just thought-provoking, but the environment building and use of audio was top-notch!
The only minor suggestion I would have is to add a few more interactions in the various environments to add a bit more world-building. Not necessary, but could be more engaging!
Would absolutely love to see a Chapter 2!
The only suggestion I would have for this game would be to possibly look into the weird sensitivity/skipping I was experiencing at the beginning of the game. Could just be my PC somehow, but just thought I'd mention it!
Great job on this little horror game! :)
What a nostalgia trip!
This game really brought me back to my old miniclip days in junior high and high school! Simple level design, character design, objective, etc., but smooth and effective controls, along with fun sound effects and animation makes this a nice little 2D level-based shooter!
The only suggestion I would have would be to potentially add some form of weapon or ability that could mess with the level design in some way! I think that could be pretty interesting, if implemented in the right way! More of an idea than a suggestion, but still! Enjoyed the game overall, and very thankful for the opportunity to play it! :)
The only suggestion I would have would be to possibly ramp up the workers speed as more keys were found, or even simply ramp up the feel with some music or sound effects as more keys were found, similar to how Slenderman was done! Great work overall though! :)
I feel like this game could definitely use a bit more sound effect work, as well as some volume issues, such as the guy on the radio being too quiet, while the attack mode music was too loud, but overall, a fun little horror experience! (I'm also terrible at these games, so excuse my poor critiques)
