A Very Merry Nightmare

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The graphics were beautiful, it had some eerie moments (and funny moment from overeating goodies), For a free game I give it a positive review, I just wish there was a bit more to the story and to the game itself.

This is an interesting game and well done for a student project. I liked Mouse. I didn't like Face (the name I gave the enemy). But I'm not supposed to like Face. There is a nice atmosphere and some interesting world-building. There were so many sweets that I entered a food coma and I have no regrets. I didn't encounter any bugs during my playthrough but there was a little bit of screen-tearing and some movement blur, but I am playing on a laptop. It ran fine with Medium settings and I had no issues. I got used to the little bit of jank and didn't notice it after a short while. The only thing I wasn't fond of was the ending with trying to get past Face. Sometimes it would just spawn right in my path. But I got past it eventually. I only wish I could have done more for Mouse. I'd give this project a passing grade and encourage others to give it a play.

Quite impressive for a student to make alone. It looks great, runs fairly well, and has a unique story. I definitely recommend at this price! https://youtu.be/oe2uHzvZJjA

It was a ride! 40 minutes of pure gameplay hook. Narrative - simple and linear but well implemented. Definitely a good horror idea and boy the jump scares, the sfx and music, the gritty ambiance - all well done and very immersive. Definitely recommended to indie lovers looking for a short horror hook. P.S.: Hate that red eyed guy, can't tell how many times it popped me lol.

idk have whats reccomended and was laggy