The game was relatively easy to pick up and play, although I had trouble understanding how the tadpoles were to be captured at first. I'm still not sure, but it's something like you shoot/melee them, then they randomly decide to start moving, then you interact with them to send them to freedom. In the end I was able to beat the game but I very much feel like I muddled through, the way I did it didn't make sense to me, but seemed to work.

Guards turning instantly is something I'd definitely not want to see in a stealth game, many times a guard who was not looking at me at all saw me regardless, probably because it turned to look at me in a single frame.

The stealth mechanics didn't feel that fleshed out as I felt I could ignore/cheese it most of the time, the only time this wasn't true was when I had to rescue tadpoles in dead ends.

Aiming through holes in the wall was incredibly hard without any indication of where the projectile would land as well.

Darts come out of the feet and I think I had a glitch where they hit sleepy instead? It might be nice to have a rightclick to get a laser aim that shows the trajectory, also had a pianta spot me through a wall.

Was nice tho!

Lovely! The caught animation is great, though the hit detection felt a little wonky at times; darts instantly hitting walls behind me if I stood too close.