I want to share my thoughts on this game - it really grabbed my attention. The graphics are pixel-based and done in black and white, and it looks incredibly beautiful and atmospheric: the strict monochrome palette combined with the pixel art style creates a unique, almost noir mood that perfectly complements the fast-paced gameplay. I really like the core concept too, and although it's similar to Hotline Miami, that's more of a plus because the developers took a familiar foundation and offered their own interesting minimalist approach. I also want to specifically highlight the sound design - it's absolutely magnificent; the rhythmic tracks sync perfectly with what's happening on screen, adding drive and tension, and together with the black-and-white visuals, it creates a stunning effect. I also appreciate that the game is quite challenging - that keeps things interesting and makes me want to try again and again. However, there are some downsides: it's a shame that the difficulty increases almost exclusively through the sheer number of enemies rather than through smarter behavior or tactical variety, which sometimes leads to a feeling of monotony. I also really liked the idea of a limited field of view - it adds tension and keeps you constantly on alert - but it's a pity that it's not dynamic, meaning it doesn't expand or change depending on the player's actions or external conditions. If the field of view reacted to what was happening around you, that would take the game to a completely new level. Still, my overall impression remains positive, and I definitely recommend giving it a try.

Really cool, amazing visuals, incredible amounts of polish! 

I will say I have tough time determining if this game is unfair or if I'm just bad and it's a skill issue LMAO! Some of the level design feels a little (how do I say this?) dick-ish, but I understand that's to get your blood pumping and to put you on edge, but I do think this does conflict with the conserve all health aspect of the game cause your health is constantly going down. UI looks super cool too imo, I put up a video of my game play to see me struggle: (for some reason I thought you used Unity even though your page literally says Unreal)

Great stuff.
I see lots of Hotline Miami and (maybe?) Darkwood inspirations.

I liked it overall, but...
Enemies appearing from behind without any sign and sound turns it into a sort of memory game where you have to go through a level multiple times to remember the enemy placement and only then can you beat it.

That's the only criticism I got.
Good job!

I really love the aesthetics of the game but I feel like the swearing was a bit too much for example the dead end f... part just made it a bit goofy for me, overall pretty good, I like it!