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This was great—I just wish it were longer. Now I’ve got to check out your other games too!

I’ve played all your games so far. Keep them coming—I’m looking forward to your future projects!

This game feels like a more minimalistic take on the P.T. genre (yes, it can definitely be considered a genre at this point, lol). It was interesting and gave me some insight into the ending's meaning—maybe I’ll get more answers in the definitive edition?

Either way, I’m glad I found this hidden gem on itch.io.

An intriguing game. I was a bit confused at first, but once I found the right object, it all made sense.

I really liked this game. It didn’t feel too hard, probably because the focus was on the atmosphere and story, and I’m okay with that.

The pixelated graphics were a bit much at times, making it hard to spot the pages you need to collect. I did manage to adjust the pixelated filter while trying to change the resolution, which I ended up liking a lot more.

Overall, it was a great experience, and I was motivated to play through it several times to see all the endings.

I played through the entire game and made a gameplay video. Your game deserves more attention. Looking forward for your future projects.

It was interesting. I was able to get decent performance after some tweaking. I played the full version BTW.

Two more collections to go, LOL.

If you start a new game right after finishing, you'll keep your crowbar (even though it doesn't show up in your hand) and can skip a big chunk of the game. I'm assuming this is a bug.

It was an interesting experience. It took me a while to find the basement. Maybe you could make it more obvious, like adding a bloody handprint.

There's a brightness slider in the settings.

I love these P.T.-inspired games.

It was an enjoyable short experience, but I struggled to navigate back through the vents after getting the padlock code. I edited my playthrough video to cut out that part.

I really enjoy these P.T.-inspired games, and you did a great job with the environment, but this one didn't feel very intuitive. I got stuck twice because I didn't know what to do, only to find out I needed to interact with some unrelated object like a book. Maybe this could be made more obvious.

The atmosphere was great, but the CRT filter makes it hard to see, especially at lower resolutions.