An Easter to Remember

I'm translating from Russian to English so the developers can understand me better. The game is still in its infancy. I'd really like to add footstep sounds for the maniac, some kind of visual cue to indicate his location. Change the music to better convey the tension as the maniac approaches. Add an option to turn off the music completely, but separately from the overall sound. The jumpscares are REALLY scary. I actually flinched, but it also hurt my ears. But the most important thing is that the jumpscares have no logic. At the moment when I saw the jumpscare "pounce on my face," I thought I was already dead and just let go of the keyboard, but in reality, it was just STARTING to chase me. The enemy's behavior is visually unclear. Sometimes there was no jumpscare at all and he simply chased me. Sometimes he changes his position after the jumpscare and stands behind me instead of in front of me. I also posted a video to the community (it's in Russian) of him frozen in place in the game itself, and that's the only way I completed the game. There's no balance at all; the enemy is too strong, especially when the trap, light, and alarm phases begin. It would be simply insane to pla…

I will say it was a very fun game! I had a great time, but there are some tweaks that could be made. It would be very nice if the maniac had some sort of audio to know where he is throughout the building, didn't move so fast on the first initial hit, and if the doors with alarms had some sort of indication. I really enjoy the concept of what there is now and could see this game being better! Edit: I have now beat the game, but not in the way you think I did. This game in this state might actually be impossible to beat... First try: https://youtu.be/ez91UPgkAck?si=LafiRJs7SSFQoejs Beating game: https://youtu.be/xQlJjuG12zE

it's just a big keyhunt in mostly big empty building, which is crazy to say because they made it really busy and have so much garbage everywhere (and other kids the killer just ignores completely), but there's like nothing interesting going on with the building design or how you have to navigate it. mostly just big hallways, you go from room to room getting keys to get to other rooms, and at certain points every door just has board on them and an alarm, then beartraps show up everywhere. not sure if anything else is after that, cause I tapped out at that point. it just gets kinda boring pretty quickly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eupk-NY8COs An Easter to Remember is essentially Lunch Lady on crack. Avoid a chainsaw maniac in s bunny outfit in a find key, open door loop. Obstacles like alarms, bear traps, even boarded up doors spawn the close you get to finding the exit key. It also has a co-op mode I did not get to try, but inten dto drag a friend along to rescue the kids left alive. When I played the killer did glitch (see video above). There has been an update that mayt have fixed it, but can't confirm. If not, hopefully the dev see this and fixes it. Either way, if you enjoy Lunch Lady type games, give An Easter to Remember a shot. Hopefully we'll get another map or two down the line, but for $5.99 USD thus makes for a good random game night solo or with a friend.

This has to be the best Easter themed horror game. I always try to find horror games themed after all the holidays to stream or upload let's plays of, and it's hard to find Easter ones. Since that's the case, I really appreciate this dev making this. It is also reminiscent of a recurring nightmare I had as a kid, so it scared me pretty good. It ran quite well and looks beautiful. The stealth mechanics in this game are solid. You have different types of movement that effect how intensely you're hunted. I kind of YOLO'ed and ran most of the time and still made it out, but I played it on easy. It also has quite a bit of replayability. It's a permadeath game with no checkpoints that changes every playthrough. You also get rewards for doing certain things in a run. This will probably be my backup game going forward for every Easter if no decent Easter games end up dropping. https://youtu.be/BRx46mch6gM

It’s a fun, quick game to jump into, but it’s short-lived. I played it with friends, and while we enjoyed the initial run, we saw most of what the game offered after one session. We tried about 90% of the modes, but the changes between them were minor, and it didn’t alter gameplay much. I’d be open to revisiting if there were more maps or unique updates—maybe themed versions for holidays. As it stands, my friends don’t see themselves replaying it, but I’d be curious if future updates add more variety.