Lost in Nowhere

What stands out very positively is the atmosphere of the game. The pretty graphics combined with the fantastic music create the right mood. Sometimes I was tense just because of the music, although there was no reason to be. The puzzles are not too easy, but not too difficult either. Overall, you can complete the game in just over an hour if you know your way around. I will definitely play it several times and am already looking forward to future updates. There's an assault rifle that I haven't found yet, but that's what's tempting me to play the game again. There are still a few bugs here and there, which I have reported to the developer by email. The communication was very friendly, and I was told that there will be a version 1.1 in January, with various improvements, bug fixes and several supported languages. I'm looking forward to it and think that the price/performance ratio is more than okay!

it's a barren empty game. in 45 mins I picked up 1 gun and shot 6 enemies, that's it. everywhere I went, there was nothing there except a shovel that I didn't find what to do with it because after that it crashed. mouse sensitivity is too high, if you put the settings to ultra the frame rate drops below 20. it needs a lot of updates to be an actual good game. I realize it's not expensive but it should still be fun. that of course is just my opinion. but in it's current state I'm saying no. https://youtu.be/wMZOJYLYm54

Once I made my way out of the first maze I had no idea what to do next. I mean there is a compass to guide ya to a specific spot but beyond that who knows. Every 5 minute the game sends an enemy after you. Keep that in mind. The game could use more ambient sounds for the areas (owl hoots, crickets, etc). The player character doesnt even have footstep sounds but the enemies do. Interestin'. For some most of the shortcomings may be overlooked for the 5 buck price tag.I give it a middle thumb. Gameplay Impressions: https://youtu.be/-PnBZAoIXmQ