Thank you for the kind words! The gameplay could definitely be better but I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! I thought the UI is nothing advanced but I'm glad you like it anyway.

The camera is indeed something that could be done better, but I ran out of time to tune it more, so I hope that didn't detract too much from the experience :).

as the writer and composer, I am really happy the story resonated with you!

as the writer of the story, I am really happy to hear that you enjoyed the story!

Ah, you know it was indeed my intention to point out to player the fact that if you throw the cookies/biscuits at the wall, it makes noises and that can distract a guard and make them investigate it. I didn't say anything about directly throwing them at the guards, because I intended for that mechanic to be "discovered" rather than told. But it seems most players ended up just chucking the biscuits at the guards to stun them anyway haha.

Hej, thanks a lot for your feedback! As the writer and composer, I am glad you enjoyed the story. It definately helped that the main part of the story in the CGs is somewhat independent from the game, which gave the art team a lot of room to flesh out this part. But it was definately challenging to make it consistent with the levels and connect it to the gameplay in that short time.

Thank you for checking out the game! We were going for a more action-oriented kind of stealth game, but as the jam progress we lacked time to properly design the levels that were appropriate for the mechanics that is presented in the game. So yeah, some levels may just feel off to play and not that fun/challenging.

But hey if you found that chucking cookies at the guards was enough fun for you, that's already a win for me :D

Thanks a lot for your feedback and as the composer and writer, I am really happy that you enjoyed the story. The main story is fairly independent from the main game (as it is mostly conveyed in the CGs) and that made it possible that the art team had a lot of freedom to flesh out this part of the story and push the narrative here.  The harder part was to anchor it in the levels and regular gameplay and this was for sure a real challenge with the short time and the chaotic nature of the game jam.

Thank you for playing! It was definitely a challenge to get this out for the jam duration.

I am really happy to hear you enjoyed the story! As the writer, I am glad the story resonated with you!

Thanks for playing! Yeah the levels are one of the last things to be put in and as you can see they are not very well designed for the existing mechanics. I did underestimate how time-consuming it was to make multiple stealth mechanics in such a short time.

Thanks a lot for enjoying it My regret is that we didn't make anything new or innovative on the stealth mechanics, but then again it was hard enough to just implement the basic stuffs into the game.

Thank you for enjoying the game! I did the story and the music, so I am very happy that the connection between those two really resonated with you!

Thanks for playing! I actually had planned to sort of make it more action-based but with the amount of mechanics that I was able to implement within the time frame it turned out to be more of a puzzle designs with the levels. But I'm glad it worked out anyway.

Thank you a lot. As the writer, I am super happy you enjoyed the story!

Thank you! Really appreciate your feedback and your time spending playing the game. The stealth mechanics can still be more polished for sure but that's already more than I could make in the jam XD

Hey, thank you for your feedback! I am super happy the story resonated with you. When writing the story, I really hoped it would emotionally resonate with the player and just be more than a set piece, but a driving force for the player. So I am glad I could provide this experience for you!

Thank you! As the writer, I am supper happy you found the story cohesive, since this is really, really hard with a jam game in such a short time and with the limitations that come with making it!

Thanks for playing. Yeah it makes sense, in my early testing I made it so that there are multiple items in your vicinity you can choose to pick what you want with the mouse, so I kept it in the final build, but the actual gameplay doesn't use too much of that functionality.

Haha thank you. I think the team wanted to write about that Biscuit the dog was named so because his favorite treat was biscuits. But I think that didn't make it to the final game.

I'm glad you have enjoyed the game :)

Thanks!