Visually and in terms of jump scares, it’s great for an anomaly game—no question about it. But for me personally, it’s just too hard. Even when the missed anomalies are shown at the end, walking over to that exact spot and still not being able to see any difference is super frustrating and ruins the fun in the long run.
Of course, anomaly games shouldn't be too easy, that goes without saying. But when you get the personal impression that it's becoming 'unfair'—like objects being shifted by just a few centimeters—it loses me. Or take another example: a cabinet in a white room. I walked around and didn't even see this cabinet or the room itself. I have no idea if I missed a room and didn't open all the doors, but like I said, that's just my opinion based on the current state of the demo.
The jump scares definitely hit the mark, though! ^^ Keep at it!
thank you so much for trying it. And not at all, your opinion matters a lot to me and I can see what loses you even tho I show what was the anomaly object, but not how it was an anomaly. I'll work on that and update it.
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Nice for an anomaly game, I found the rules a little confusing at first but I appreciate that you show what was the anomaly.
PS:That door jumpscare got me good.
Thanks for trying it, and yeah I'll work on it so it's easier to understand
spooky nice game but i need more xD, i kept playing it to find more anomalies.
Thanks for playing, nice run, you made it look too easy haha.
Really great one the atmosphere and jumpscares are really creepy
thanks for playing it, seeing someone else playing it helps me a lot.
Visually and in terms of jump scares, it’s great for an anomaly game—no question about it. But for me personally, it’s just too hard. Even when the missed anomalies are shown at the end, walking over to that exact spot and still not being able to see any difference is super frustrating and ruins the fun in the long run.
Of course, anomaly games shouldn't be too easy, that goes without saying. But when you get the personal impression that it's becoming 'unfair'—like objects being shifted by just a few centimeters—it loses me. Or take another example: a cabinet in a white room. I walked around and didn't even see this cabinet or the room itself. I have no idea if I missed a room and didn't open all the doors, but like I said, that's just my opinion based on the current state of the demo.
The jump scares definitely hit the mark, though! ^^ Keep at it!
thank you so much for trying it. And not at all, your opinion matters a lot to me and I can see what loses you even tho I show what was the anomaly object, but not how it was an anomaly. I'll work on that and update it.
I'll definitely keep an eye on your game :)
This is my first game, I hope everything works, please let me know if something is not right
10/10
thanks