Definitely one of the weirdest games I've made, but it was a lot of fun and scratched that cooking style horror itch. Sadly, there wasn't any absurd failure ending.
Really nailed the design of a bitesized Puppet Combo game, and the only complaints I have are the same as actual Puppet Combo games so I think you did pretty well for your second game.
It was short and simple, but had a good unsuspecting scare. I ran through it a few times thinking there were multiple endings because the exit door unlocks early.
Loved the non-euclidian design, it played very well and the sequences were solid. The sound effects were impactful, and the whole demo had an air of uneasiness throughout.
A game that builds up it's story slowly and fills you with dread midway through, only able to witness the characters descent into grief. Great pacing and storytelling, with some pretty tense moments.
It's a bit rough around the edges, but the atmosphere is good and with a bit of polishing and further development I could see the full game being pretty fun. Also, the toilet flushing absolutely broke my brain.
I get what you were going for, but it fell into a lot of the problems that new devs run into. Looking forward though to how you keep at it, I love seeing new developers get better and better.
Absolutely amazingly adorable and the not so adorable sequences were great. Subversive horror is my favorite genre and you nailed the creepy build up with a really solid payoff.
I liked the vibe of this, it reminded me a lot of Sylvio but the tory was a bit confusing and the mouse cursor didn't show after dying to the monster/reaching the end.
Full of a mixup of gameplay styles that play off each other pretty well. Personally, the DoodleBob section was top notch, but all of it was fun when I wasn't being an absolute idiot.
A nice take on the backrooms, blending the levels together with a certainly creepy looking threat. The biggest threat though is having to restart the entire game every time you die, and you will thanks to traps or weird enemy placement.
Amazing work at building not only a very isolating environment, but having an enemy that is actually pretty damn terrifying if you're not expecting it. Great job!
Thanks for not only playing, but making a video on my game!
The monster does start off slow, but I wanted to make it more of a growing threat. Each generator after the 2nd makes it go faster, and after the 3rd generator it will zero in on the player instead of roaming.
The monster having the solve the puzzle was great, I loved the chase sequence at the end, but the only disappointing part was that having to respawn removed the amount of tapes I had collected.
I really liked this game. It was a bit basic but the gameplay was pretty to the point and I didn't run into any major bugs. I would suggest though increasing the draw distance, at least for buildings, as it's so easy to get lost. It's really complex with how all the items interact with each other, but it was a lot of fun.
