TIC-TAC: Twelve o'clock

I like the concept of the game, and even though the generator barely lasts, there is something fun about it. However, I haven't been able to get past Night 2 because the game introduces mechanics that are never explained in the tutorial. The tutorial really doesn't teach you much, and you basically have to die to figure out what you're supposed to do. For example, I was killed by some weird flies because I didn't close a window that I had no idea could even be opened. There was also a clown that was never mentioned, as well as another enemy that enters through the garage door. On top of that, the generator can break down, forcing you to find another part to repair it. The game is interesting, and the jumpscares are actually pretty good, but I really think the developers need to improve the tutorial and balance the progression better. Going from dealing with a single enemy to suddenly having three additional ways to get killed in just one night feels a bit excessive, especially when none of these mechanics are properly explained beforehand. As I said, I don't dislike the idea of the game. I actually think it has potential, but the game needs to do a much better job of teaching it…

Extra scary game!!!

Great fun! Haven't been able to beat it, the salt that's supposed to spawn in the last(?) stage only spawns when it's scripted for the backpack, after that it just doesn't show up. And I say this with hundreds upon hundreds of witnesses trying to spot it with me during a live stream. Either it's INSANELY too well hidden, or it's missing. I'm guessing there's a bug where it just doesn't spawn.

I was seeking for a scary challenging story and this is the one. Great addition to my steam library of indie horrors. I passed 3 nights and it was hollarious! Everynight like a big victory!

I was freaked out the entire time, but the game is super cool. Definitely worth playing!

WTF is a bung?!