Fire survival

UPDATE: There have been some SOLID changes to this game since I last played it, which is very encouraging and promising for the final, full release. https://youtu.be/-93P2V3kaFs https://youtu.be/gs82nQNN4h8 Here's what I noticed that was changed: - Inventory streamlining - It seems like the hazard escalation is slower, which allows for more exploration - It seems like the player's character has more breath, which is a little more forgiving than before - The final door appears to be working as intended (no spoilers here) A couple of game breakers: 1.) The game crashed 2.) We couldn't open the briefcase This is not a long list of things that *I* noticed but these are all VERY impactful to the game experience and are the first dominoes in what I think will be a lot of solid improvements. ORIGINAL: Overall, this game has some replayability issues that I think will prevent it from gaining traction. I would not recommend buying it in its current state unless you have a thing for escaping burning buildings or you like helping in the development process by providing feedback. The jist of the game is pretty self-explanatory... right?! I do like the minimalist nature of the UI, which f…

A horribly buggy and poorly executed mess. Issues I ran into in the very short time I played: -The lack of upgrades and notes with information, despite being shown in the store page's video. -Softlocks from fires that can't be put out blocking doors -Related to the above, many fires can't be put out with the extinguisher, or you have to aim at a weird spot such as above the fire. -A gas mask item that doesn't seem to do anything (even after using a filter with it equipped) -Being able to take heat damage from fire in a different room a floor above and several meters over. -Plenty of spelling problems -UI problems, such as text going off screen for the inventory or, my personal favorite, in the "tutorial" area there's text that goes through the walls making it impossible to read. -Despite being about surviving a fire in a large structure, there's no concern for anything like flashovers, backdrafts, and so on. Opening and closing doors have zero impact on fire spread. -Related to the above, fire doesn't actually seem to "spread" per-se. They're in pre-determined spots in the semi-randomized rooms. -The rooms are only randomized in how they're connected and what items they have you c…