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Cool game, it's very atmospheric and has a lot of potential.

I just have 2 suggestions: 

- make the hitbox more accurate, sometimes the box didn't pass trough some areas with really enough space visible; 

- when the box is stopped by something while you're still holding it, the character will continue to move, which sometimes lead him directly to the light. So if the character stopped with the box or the game gave some advice when this happens, the unfair error chance will reduce.

The game is pretty easy to understand but very fun, everything is elegantly efficient. I just have one doubt: Can I use the corpses like a box? I noticed that it blocked the npcs' vision. I think it's pretty strange someone see a dead body and do nothing, but that's just me being boring lol.

This was not a videogame, it was a experience.

I don't know if it's some windows config of my pc, but the tts voice wasn't in english.

I think that alternate pressing A & D is a cool idea, but some obstacles like crows could be great to make the experience more "exaustive"

Thank you! I admit that I lost a lot of time trying to fix the bugs while overlooked the feedback/game feel stuff, sorry for this. I want to make a real game with this idea someday.

I sadly had a visual bug that made all text disappear, so the number stats didn't show up and I just could play only by luck, but still it's a great game, I had a lot of fun!

Fun game, it's very creative, it's just a shame that I'm not good on games like this (I only passed the level 1, so I think my comment isn't pretty relevant lol)...

Answering the questions:
1. Placing tiles. The hero doesn't have any interaction that needs some player input. If the animation had more "feel", it would work as a great reward.

2. The placing tiles itself. I think that would be more clear if the icons turned around following the camera rotation, that would reduce the player error chances.

3. I would like to play it on Steam.

vim pelo aiport :)