I really like what you created here. Effectively reducing the resolution with your shader had me constantly questioning if there was something hiding in front of me that I just couldn't see and I mean that in the best way possible. Similarly, the geometry casting dark shadows into the corners that were around my height had me looking back frequently to make sure what I saw really was a shadow. It really plays with the mind and I think that's a mark of a good horror game. The only criticism I have is that some sections felt a little too far away like the pyramid's stairs and the upper ledge past it. The only reason I think that could be bad in this case is because it made me not want to explore the environment much since I knew it would take a while to walk back where I was supposed to go.

love the artstyle, really liked the parts when I didn't know what I was seeing and I understood when I got closer. Also the sound atmosphere is great gg

The artstyle is definitely very unique. However I was completely lost on what to do, controlling the character was not intuitive for me. But it looks very cool, the characters as graphics!

Reminds me of when I was trying to make audio-only games. I can't say this would work for people who aren't very good at spatial recognition. Even having that, I fell off the map and it took me a while to realize that there was no way back. There needs to be a bit more feedback to actions; while the audio cues were important, I don't think they alone can be effective guidance.

Really really mesmerising. Using the Ascii renderer to label a space with a specific word is also just so cool

Looks like a lot of work on your end, but it does get a bit confusing to navigate and keep on playing

really gorgeous work -- megastructures are endlessly fascinating to me and i love the idea of maintaining one.. youve created a lovely experience here and the shader also is so cool

I absolutely LOVE this! I love the art style and the semi-3d effects it gives. The default mouse sensitivity being low seems to be (I think) meant to diminish the sense of control in the player. The interpretation of the theme is a little bit loose in my opinion, but I do appreciate the effort to not be the same as all the people who interpreted the theme in a more typical way. Overall, I really hope you can extend this into some kind of short psychological horror game, as the art style could easily put the game in an uncanny valley and create a great atmosphere for a horror game even if the rooms and setting were very basic in theming. Overall, great job!