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Good games are defined by their ability to capture the player in an enthralling role- your game though simple feels like it does just that. A mystery followed by learning thru context clues, an ambiance that grows impatient once the conflict is revealed, and all this paired with great artistic atmosphere and a text that compliments it like pages of a book. I really enjoyed this visual novel!

I played your game (and a couple others) and left feedback on the game in the video below. 

games a little goofy, but thats welcome in horror when it doesn't take itself too seriously. I did my best to explore all the endings!

I play your game (and a couple others) in the video below. 

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Solid demo, though its currently a walking sim I'll be keeping a close eye on updates as this game will be a lot of fun once you finish it. Fresh take on some liminal spaces, added in with these eldritch horrors and huge spaces, the game feels like it will be really good. 

I play your game (and a couple others) and leave in depth feedback in the video below. You can also vote for your game to advance in my channels competition for best indie horror game of february at this link: http://youtube.com/post/UgkxMTAEl0KW_PqgRILZNPwiC-DtQLVtJvGT?si=cNfST7T8CMnKqWx7

I'll be 3D printing a monster or scene from the winning game to gift to the game dev- I'm currently printing the winner from january now and I'll be posting it to the channel by the end of the month!

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A cool psychological horror story with a lot of moving parts, and the ui for the computer usage felt very clean. I think the monster jumpscare could use a little improvement, though I understand that the game is still in development. I had a good time playing!

I play your game (and a couple others) and leave in  depth feedback in the video below. You can also vote for your game to advance in my channels competition for best indie horror game of february at this link: http://youtube.com/post/UgkxMTAEl0KW_PqgRILZNPwiC-DtQLVtJvGT?si=cNfST7T8CMnKqWx7

I'll be 3D printing a monster or scene from the winning game to gift to the game dev- I'm currently printing the winner from january now and I'll be posting it to the channel by the end of the month!

this was a fun take on a simple game of rock paper scissors, mixing in that psychological element that has been common in games like buckshot roulette or liars bar, but it has its own unique feel that sets it apart. I really enjoyed this game! 

I play your game (and a couple others) in the video below. You can also vote for your game to advance in my channels competition for best indie horror game of february at this link: http://youtube.com/post/UgkxMTAEl0KW_PqgRILZNPwiC-DtQLVtJvGT?si=cNfST7T8CMnKqWx7

I'll be 3D printing a monster or scene from the winning game to gift to the game dev- I'm currently printing the winner from january now and I'll be posting it to the channel by the end of the month!

I will say- there were a couple times where the game would reset after I lost that even though the pig was holding up 3 fingers, it only took one win on him to best him, which just seems to be a small bug. I would also enjoy a little more explanation on the Athyra itself and the strange symbols the wolf would sometimes make- but these are just things I feel could improve the experience. 

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A cool narrative horror with a great spooky environment and storytelling. The monster is really cool, and though I only played the demo, I'm excited to play the full game and uncover the mysteries!

I play your game (and a couple others) and leave in depth feedback in the video below. You can also vote for your game to advance in my channels competition for best indie horror game of february at this link: http://youtube.com/post/UgkxMTAEl0KW_PqgRILZNPwiC-DtQLVtJvGT?si=cNfST7T8CMnKqWx7

I'll be 3D printing a monster or scene from the winning game to gift to the game dev- I'm currently printing the winner from january now and I'll be posting it to the channel by the end of the month!

I did a full playthru of your odd meta game (as well as a couple others in the video) on my channel in the video below. Though the true nature of the message eludes me, I will say that it was quite interesting with challenging puzzles to solve. 

Strange quest based horror demo with a deep story (and great voice acting) has a solid jumpscare that truly scared me. Though I don't quite understand what is happening in some scenes, that makes the demo more appealing for when the full game comes out- so we can discover the truth of the story. 

I play your game (as well as a couple others) and left in depth feedback in the video below. You can also vote for your game to advance in my channels bracket for best indie horror of february at the following link:

http://youtube.com/post/UgkxirHRB3TplykNyoNJ2lTVr-3CroPJsB4m?si=LtU6DBSfE-JGQs8M

I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster from the winning game to give to the game dev- our winner for january was selected last week and I'll have the print video out by the end of this month!

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For a university project, I was impressed with the lore, game mechanics, and historical reference accuracy that went into your work. Puzzles were simple, but very on theme with the environment. I think that the god that was chasing you weeping angel style should have been a 1 hit kill to players with a jump scare effect at the end but I understand time constraints for university project and all the limiting factors behind that. I would also argue that the location of the hallway that leads you to the final puzzle feels like it should be in the back of the room with all the pillars, as that would encourage players to explore that room more and getting the fear that comes along with that weeping angel type god that stalks you there. 

I play your game (as well as a couple others) and left in depth feedback in the video below. You can also vote for your game to advance in my channels bracket for best indie horror of february at the following link:

http://youtube.com/post/UgkxirHRB3TplykNyoNJ2lTVr-3CroPJsB4m?si=LtU6DBSfE-JGQs8M

I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster from the winning game to give to the game dev- our winner for january was selected last week and I'll have the print video out by the end of this month!

Scary monster, engaging environment + sound design, simple and fun task with the ability to speed run your records. Lots of fun for a short game. The jumpscare of being captured by the monster could feel a little more engaging- such as if it were sped up, or if the monster physically dragged you out from under the table. Very fun though!

I play your game (as well as a couple others) and left in depth feedback in the video below. You can also vote for your game to advance in my channels bracket for best indie horror of february at the following link:

http://youtube.com/post/UgkxirHRB3TplykNyoNJ2lTVr-3CroPJsB4m?si=LtU6DBSfE-JGQs8M

I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster from the winning game to give to the game dev- our winner for january was selected last week and I'll have the print video out by the end of this month!

Strange and alluring lore based game, with jumpscares so loud your ears will never forget this game. I was drawn into the elusive lore and found myself wanting to know so much more. There were definitely aspects to be worked on regarding the mob mechanics and the night market, but I loved the premise of discovering colors via intruders and random tasks. 

I play your game (as well as a couple others) and left in depth feedback in the video below. You can also vote for your game to advance in my channels bracket for best indie horror of february at the following link:

http://youtube.com/post/UgkxirHRB3TplykNyoNJ2lTVr-3CroPJsB4m?si=LtU6DBSfE-JGQs8M

I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster from the winning game to give to the game dev- our winner for january was selected last week and I'll have the print video out by the end of this month!

Hey Ralas,

though your game didn't win the full competition I wanted to come here and take the time to tell you how there were so many people that came out of the woodworks to support your game, which speaks to the quality of FEED IT. I truly enjoyed your game, and I can't wait to play your new games in the future!

deceptively incredible zombie platformer. Though this only contains one level, the attention to detail had me hooked. If you enjoy zombie horror and sidescroll platformers, don't miss out on this amazing game!

I did run into a couple of mechanical issues which I highlight in parts of my video. If you watch it, please my explosive reactions do not represent my feelings towards the game, rather see at the end of the gameplay where i give feedback on the game. 

I play your game (as well as a couple others) and leave in depth feedback in the video below. You can also vote for game in my channels challenge for best indie horror of February at the following link: http://youtube.com/post/Ugkxx1d6FiRxNw11JSVhEnFm4DLWrFnmCGFX?si=5QSwotoRW2ZktsZV

I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster from the winning game to give to the game dev. Our winner for january just got selected today, and I'll have the video showing off the print out on the channel within the next week (hopefully!!). 

strangely real horror scenario for people with service animals. people suck lol. 


I play your game and a couple others in this video 

Phenomenal story line driven horror with extremely rewarding puzzles and lore. If you enjoy horror games with a comedic and charming twist, this game is for you. Very excited to go back and play the first game now!

I play your game (as well as a couple others) and leave in depth feedback in the video below. You can also vote for game in my channels challenge for best indie horror of February at the following link: http://youtube.com/post/Ugkxx1d6FiRxNw11JSVhEnFm4DLWrFnmCGFX?si=5QSwotoRW2ZktsZV

I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster from the winning game to give to the game dev. Our winner for january just got selected today, and I'll have the video showing off the print out on the channel within the next week (hopefully!!). 

I love a game inspired by music and this one is next level. If you like horror games with fun jumpscare elements, Turn the TV off is a must play!

I play your game (as well as a couple others) and leave in depth feedback in the video below. You can also vote for game in my channels challenge for best indie horror of February at the following link: http://youtube.com/post/Ugkxx1d6FiRxNw11JSVhEnFm4DLWrFnmCGFX?si=5QSwotoRW2ZktsZV

I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster from the winning game to give to the game dev. Our winner for january just got selected today, and I'll have the video showing off the print out on the channel within the next week (hopefully!!). 

An odd and eerie story, I really enjoyed the twist of what happens with the store shopping scenario- I did encounter what felt like to early of an ending though I think as a take on psychological horror, this demo has a lot of potential!

I play your game (as well as a couple others) and leave in depth feedback in the video below. You can also vote for game in my channels challenge for best indie horror of February at the following link:
http://youtube.com/post/Ugkxx1d6FiRxNw11JSVhEnFm4DLWrFnmCGFX?si=5QSwotoRW2ZktsZV

I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster from the winning game to give to the game dev. Our winner for january just got selected today, and I'll have the video showing off the print out on the channel within the next week (hopefully!!). 

super debt has a charming atmosphere, with fun mechanics, varied enemy types and interesting weapons- I highly recommend this demo (and supporting it) for anyone who enjoys bullet hell platformers!

I did play just one of the boss levels as an outro to my video for best of indie horror this month (in the video below along with the other games I played), and I'll be supporting this game via discord and for full release!

A joyful game that has inviting horror elements without taking itself too seriously, and plays into the goofy nature of its niche- you're an asmr youtuber and that's funny. I do wish that element of the game was more present, where maybe the main character gets sidetracked by a cool sound they need to capture and share with their audience- but overall this game is enjoyable with good visual atmosphere and sound design.

I play your game in the video below (as well as a couple others) and left in depth feedback on the game. You can also vote for your game to advance in my channels tournament for best indie horror of february! You can vote for your game at this link:

 http://youtube.com/post/UgkxZOy4CRIk7wL6pRQxjDZTTwcuE0iplRz8?si=wFy_ceFizxYf72nj 

I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster from the winning game to give to the game dev. 

This game takes on the niche of found footage horror in a completely new light, one that felt refreshing to play. Looking forward to the rest of the game. 

I play your game in the video below (as well as a couple others) and left in depth feedback on the game. You can also vote for your game to advance in my channels tournament for best indie horror of february! You can vote for your game at this link: 

http://youtube.com/post/UgkxZOy4CRIk7wL6pRQxjDZTTwcuE0iplRz8?si=wFy_ceFizxYf72nj 

I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster from the winning game to give to the game dev. 

this game was really cute for a horror game, I really enjoyed the simplicity paired with the like "my sims" style monster chibis. The game was a fun little challenge! I played your game (and a couple others) and left in depth feedback in the video below. 

A visual novel that takes on a very challenging part of horror to convey, and matches it with interesting and deranged visuals. If you're a fan of visual novels, this one is very good!

I play your game in the video below (as well as a couple others) and left in depth feedback on the game- I did encounter one bug that stopped my gameplay from advancing past a certain screen which you can see in the video, and I can give you a screenshot or just copy the error text for you if you need it. You can also vote for your game to advance in my channels tournament for best indie horror of february! You can vote for your game at this link:

 http://youtube.com/post/UgkxZOy4CRIk7wL6pRQxjDZTTwcuE0iplRz8?si=wFy_ceFizxYf72nj 

I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster from the winning game to give to the game dev.

Well made dark and spooky atmosphere- definitely a fun play through if you're a fan of horror visual novels. The idea of there not being enough oxygen to last helps seal the story together in a fun way. 

I play your game in the video below (as well as a couple others) and left in depth feedback on the game. You can also vote for your game to advance in my channels tournament for best indie horror of february! You can vote for your game at this link: http://youtube.com/post/UgkxZOy4CRIk7wL6pRQxjDZTTwcuE0iplRz8?si=wFy_ceFizxYf72nj 

I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster from the winning game to give to the game dev. 

I downloaded this based off of 2 things: curiosity, and your god damn yt trailer. I'll report back

let me know when you think youve got it fixed Im excited to play

loveless losers has made it all the way to the semi finals- go vote for it!

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我真的很喜欢你的游戏。太酷了!
This horror game tells a unique, cool and scary tale with great ambiance and world building that makes sense. As a westerner, it is so cool to get to peer into the narrative of chinese culture, and I truly look forward to your future games as this one was really well made. 
I  played  your game (as well as a couple others) and left in depth feedback on it in my video below. You can also vote for your game in my channels tournament for best indie horror game of february over on my channels community page. I'll be 3D printing a monster or scene from the winning game to give to the game dev.
https://youtu.be/lfS8sA7Pnf4

If you're into well made and thought provoking puzzles oriented around the bizarre, this game is for you. This demo had twists and turns I never expected and I can't wait to play the full game to piece together the story. 

I  played  your game (as well as a couple others) and left in depth feedback on it in my video below. You can also vote for your game in my channels tournament for best indie horror game of february over on my channels community page. I'll be 3D printing a monster or scene from the winning game to give to the game dev. 

This game takes a unique approach to horror, as being depraved of sight makes the jumpscares way more intense as you are so focused on sound and puzzle solving. I wish I had been able to commit the time to beat this super interesting game, it was well thought out and the sound design on it is what really brought it together. I hope to be able to beat it in the future!

I  played part of your game (as well as a couple others) and left in depth feedback on it in my video below. You can also vote for your game in my channels tournament for best indie horror game of february over on my channels community page. I'll be 3D printing a monster or scene from the winning game to give to the game dev. 

your game is so fun for being a small project! I really enjoyed the environment and music design, the only thing that really could have improved gameplay was following thru on a jumpscare sequence for the monster, cause it was very creepy. 

I played your game (and a couple others) and left in depth feedback in the video below. You can also vote for your game in my channels tournament for best indie horrror game of february over on my channels community page. I'll be 3D printing a monster or scene from the winning game to give to the game dev. 

hey RedRoom! 

wanted to let you know your game has made it to the semi finals for my channels competition! you and friends can vote today thru saturday starting at 12pm today!

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>wild jerboa has crafted a creative and engaging game and has asked for your feedback. what will you do?

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-commit to a peaceful transference of power, and bestow upon them the crown of the rat king

-uncover the home addresses of all the other people in the comments. observe them from a distance, and compliment them in the night time.

-there's no time to leave a comment, the frogs have commenced a meeting.

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cool game full of interesting choices and fun endings. I played it (and a couple other games) in the video below and left feedback. You can also vote for your game to advance in my youtube channels competition for best indie horror game of january over on the channel community page. I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster from the winning game to give to the game dev. 

A well told, dark story with super satisfying player mechanics and puzzles. I truly enjoyed unraveling this tale. 

I play your game (and a couple others) and leave in depth feedback in the video below. You can also vote for your game to advance in my channels competition for best indie horror game of january over on the channels community page. I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster from the winning game to give to the game dev!

From the small part I was able to play, this game was so cool! Puzzle solving horror is always extremely rewarding. I had an issue where my game encountered a "fatal error" and the game would close down and I'd have to start over, so unfortunately I didn't get to play much of it, but if I can find out whats wrong, I look forward to playing the rest!

I play your game (and a couple others) and leave feedback in my video below. You can also vote for your game to advance on my channels competition for best indie horror game of january over at my youtube channels community page. I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster for the winning games dev!

Visually a stunning piece of art, heavy with introspection and the values that we place on what it means to live. A satisfying piece for anyone who loves story telling, and deep rooted psychological horror. 

I play your game (and a couple others) and provide in depth feedback in my video below. You can also vote for your game to advance in my channels best of indie horror for january competition on my youtube channels community page. I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster from the winning game to give to the game dev! Also, if you watch my video, I sincerely apologize for the abomination of a song I created based off of your wonderful art- after playing your game I just felt so creative lol. 

Hey Jory and OnTheHouse, 

wanted to let you know that your game has adavanced to the second round bracket for my channels tournament! You and friends can vote for your game today through wednesday to advance to the semifinals!

Gremalino,

wanted to let you know that your game has adavanced to the second round bracket for my channels tournament! You and friends can vote for your game today through wednesday to advance to the semifinals!

hey so sorry this page was bugging for me when you sent that first message so I never saw it. do you still need screenshots of the bug?

I'll also download the game again and give it a try!

This game was cute for being a short story horror game. I enjoyed playing it for its simplicity.  

I  play your game (and a couple others) in the video below and give in depth feedback. You can also vote for your game to advance on my youtube channels community page, where we are doing a competition for best indie horror game of january. I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster from the winning game to give to the game dev.  I did accidentally title it your choice on my page and yt doesnt let me change it, sorry about that!

this game has a unique premise- your POV is as a turret working with top gov secrets and entities. There's a lot of potential in unique and niche horror takes and I think this game has just that. 

I  play your game (and a couple others) in the video below and give in depth feedback. You can also vote for your game to advance on my youtube channels community page, where we are doing a competition for best indie horror game of january. I'll be 3D printing a scene or monster from the winning game to give to the game dev.