Super cool game. I was sad to see that it's relatively old at this point, and hasn't seen any updates. Would be super awesome to see a continuation of this. The graphics style is really cool. The vibe of pre-rendered (or pre-rendered styled cutscenes, unsure how they work here) is amazing and immediately immersive, and the combination of early-Fallout inspired isometric gameplay and first-person adventure game mechanics is really cool and something I'd like to see fleshed out in a continuation. The story was barebones but interesting enough that I wish there was more. The voiceover narration wasn't bad at all nor jarring. Overall a great experience.

Nice little escape room. There was a certain red herring that threw me off-course for like 10 minutes lol

Huge props for having a map with some personal effort put into it, I can tell you've worked hard on it. Only thing I'd suggest is breaking up some of the plaster wall textures with blending or just manipulating them around until they look a little more natural. Also, it's just nice to see someone creating an original horror game! S&box is seriously lacking them. Liking and favoriting so I can check back in later once more has been added.

Cool game but the sliding block puzzle took 90% of gametime

Cool game. I started it determined to finish it out and fully experience what's there, but a terrible incident with the goose made me ragequit. Besides being frustrated with that small part, the rest of the game was interesting and showed a lot of promise. Will love to see how the world gets fleshed out later on. Also very curious to see how this will work as a multiplayer game, because the gameplay doesn't really compliment it right now in my opinion.

Good work! Really glad to see something like this on the platform, and I'll be using it to make the thumbnail for my own game down the line.

Fun little game that was way too short for how much fun I had with it. The combat was fun and I can see it being more interesting in an expanded sequel/full game. My only issue was that enemies don't have an attack animation, so they hit as soon as they touch you. This makes getting swarmed a complete death sentence. I think they (the goblins specifically) should have attack animations that add a slight delay to their attack, so the player has a chance to react and dodge it. Random things I enjoyed: goblin dialogue sound design tickled my ears just right and reminded me of how my DM voices them in our Dungeons & Dragons games, the spell absorption mechanic was cool (quite OP though if you game it right), and the graphics were charming. Would play an expansion!

Great base for a round-based zombie game. Would love to see it grow and expand on the concepts that make it different from CoD Zombies. Loved the surprisingly varied character customization