And No One Was There

This was made not to make sense, I think. I enjoyed it enough. If you get far enough away from the dog/capybara in the shelf room it gets lost, and I am actually kind of glad that if you walk for 15 minutes from there and fall off the edge you don't get teleported back. You just get to stay in the void

Please keep me posted when you plan to update! Finally was able to play it, me and my friend had to skip a few weeks of our playing free games together and we found this during that so replaying for the update felt like it had to happen during another! Without the fear of a timed crash this was much more relaxing which i appreciated and kinda needed lately. I also really liked the place it takes you when you touch the object in the first area that used to crash you.

A fun very short little game, movement kinda hard but a really fun short game

just loved everything about this peaceful piece

For a free game you would think it wouldnt be so bad... this games trash... dont even bother.

And No One Was There is a very short and strange first person adventure that is mainly about atmosphere, exploration and trying to understand what is going on. I am exploring an empty childhood home that is supposed to feel familiar but also becomes increasingly unsettling. There are old diaries, notes and other things to find as I move through the house, and the game slowly builds its story through what I discover rather than simply explaining everything to me. I like that approach because the emptiness of the house does a lot of the work. The atmosphere is easily the strongest part for me. The rooms and hallways have a lonely feeling to them, and the soundtrack helps make the whole place feel uncomfortable without needing constant jump scares. I also like the contrast between the colourful polygonal visuals and the much darker subject matter. It gives the game a slightly dreamlike feeling, which fits the themes of memory, loss and the connection I have with a place that used to feel like home. It is not trying to be a huge horror game, and I think keeping things quieter works better for what it is going for. There is more to do than simply walk around and read things. The game …