Red Door or Blue Door?

I honestly wanted to like this game, and I can see the potential it has. There are some genuinely good ideas here, and a few rooms stood out to me as creative and memorable, especially the parkour section. I also want to give credit to the developer for the player movement and camera controls, which felt smooth and polished. That's something many first-time developers struggle with, so kudos for that. Unfortunately, there are several issues that make it difficult for me to recommend the game in its current state. The lack of skippable dialogue becomes frustrating on repeat attempts, the settings menu appears to be bugged, and basic options such as volume and mouse sensitivity adjustments are missing. While the story has an interesting foundation, I felt it needed more development and polish to fully land. What makes this disappointing is that the game doesn't feel beyond saving. In fact, I think many of its biggest issues could be addressed through updates. The core idea is there, but the execution needs more time and refinement. As a fellow game developer, I know firsthand how difficult it is to make and release a game. That's why this review isn't meant to tear the project dow…

Please make a Red Door or Blue Door 2. Add RNG and a reset to Day one on death and I think it would be a banger!

horrible

Game was Okay, it had it's moments but could have been better, but good effort nonetheless. Full playthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKITiIH_VrY

Annoying prick on the speaker phone, making me listen to his nasally voice every time i die.

Saw meets Matrix red and blue pill choise The Game is boring and not creepy.