They Killed Your Cat

it has a cool concept manual everything breathing, blinking, reloading and walking and you can turn these off but other than that it tough really enjoy due to the empty and bland halls and how rng it feels. there very little to no music and the guns feel weak if your not head shoting constantly. overall its cool but it needs more tweaks

Bought it mostly to try the reloading mechanics, which I enjoyed. The presentation is very slick, but feels more like a tech-demo than a full game. The shooting, UI and sound design is so smooth it feels a little weird how limited the rest of the experience is. In particular I'm a little frustrated with the complete lack of enemy attack animations (even if they sport hammers they mostly sort of bump into you causing damage) Selfishly I hope they take this game and build on it with a little more level design and enemy variety with more player weapons, but after all that said I recommend the game! It doesn't cost much and it's solid fun for a bit (esp if you enjoy the manual breathing / blinking / walking)

This game needs a serious update. I picked it up when it first came out, and got bored with it within 50 minutes. Now tried to pick it up again and the saving of the game doesn't work just like it did on day one.

Rage Inducing. I'm stuck at the bottom of a stairwell, in a hallway, nowhere to go until the door unlocks. 50,000 tries and I finally get it by spamming reload while firing my shotgun, pressing escape and spamming to buy more shells, then repeating this process until the keys on my keyboard and mouse melt into a plastic mess, my fingers explode covering me, my monitor, and my desk in red. 10/10 game highly recommend.

For how simple it is and lacking a good amount of content, i would actually still recommend this. Beat without full manual, currently trying to beat it on full manual which probably wont take long. But i do plan on playing this more after that using the endless mode.

10 out of 10 points! Only - point could be that this is very short