Was an interesting game. The atmosphere was great and also the ambience was really good. THe darkness and also being unable to move and the time is ticking was a good premise. The glowing light and the clock was very spooky and added a lot to the whole game experience.
But didn't get what to do; it said I needed a code at the beginning so I ended up counting the stars and the moon on the ceiling and seeing other things that might give me numbers. But I didn't know where to find the code and also where to insert the numbers.
The jump scare at the end was pretty cool and would be scary to others. I didn't know what was happening so I was confused when there was a large noise and nothing happened because I was facing the wrong direction.
My suggestion might be to make the code more visible and to maybe forcefully turn the camera towards the jump scare and also maybe make the monster or his shadow dart in and out of the players' vision; it would make it more scarier and the players would feel more enthralled and invested into the game's experience.
Other than that, it has great bones and good luck if you decide to update it and also good luck for future games!
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Not sure if the game has a deeper meaning or it just doesn't work the way it should.
Was an interesting game. The atmosphere was great and also the ambience was really good. THe darkness and also being unable to move and the time is ticking was a good premise. The glowing light and the clock was very spooky and added a lot to the whole game experience.
But didn't get what to do; it said I needed a code at the beginning so I ended up counting the stars and the moon on the ceiling and seeing other things that might give me numbers. But I didn't know where to find the code and also where to insert the numbers.
The jump scare at the end was pretty cool and would be scary to others. I didn't know what was happening so I was confused when there was a large noise and nothing happened because I was facing the wrong direction.
My suggestion might be to make the code more visible and to maybe forcefully turn the camera towards the jump scare and also maybe make the monster or his shadow dart in and out of the players' vision; it would make it more scarier and the players would feel more enthralled and invested into the game's experience.
Other than that, it has great bones and good luck if you decide to update it and also good luck for future games!