LabRat

Garbage. Really dumb trivial puzzles. Other than that, it is an exercise in just trying every door (which may yield a trivial puzzle or a key), and randomly dying because a monster kills you from behind with no warning, rhyme or reason. Then repeat the process of trying every door, since you aren't given any indication which door the solving a puzzle or a found key unlocks. There is no saving, but dying is not quite as bad as starting from the very beginning, since all previously unlocked doors or solved puzzles remain in that state. Navigation is horrible.

A very solid game from, what appears to be, a first time indie Game Dev. Without spoiling anything, The "creature within" (as you can tell from my achievements) did catch me, and yes I jumped. Nicely Done, looking forward to seeing what else you come up with!!

Its cool

The scenes in this game are all just pictures drawn into a map where you move from one section to another. The logs are just little squares that appear in certain rooms or hallways. The direction of this game is hard to narrow down, but if you play it long enough you kind of know where to go. In the beginning there was only one puzzle you had to complete to unlock the other doors. The map helps a lot especially when you are tracking the monster. The story could've had a better hook to draw attention into the game because it was just point and click while navigating the map and searching for keys. The puzzles were not even challenging at all which made it very simple and easy to complete. Rate 4/10.

Had an absolute blast playing through the original and the epic Pterodactyl DLC. It's impressive how such a simple concept can be so creepy and keep you wanting to know more. SFX were fantastic and really added to the atmosphere. Definitely worth a playthrough or two!