I think this game felt more like a tech demo than a fully fleshed out game. The puzzles were really straight forward and the audio/visuals were pretty barebones (although I like the . 

In terms of the theme, I didn't really feel like anything was trying to trick you or that you couldn't trust what you were being told. I don't think that the secret rooms telling you how to complete the puzzles were necessary either, and I think it detracts from the theme and the game overall. 

Overall, I think the game could be fleshed out a lot more and have a lot clearer direction, but I enjoyed the voice acting and the physics that were implemented into the game. I think that the physics  (with the box and the other objects you can pick up) would allow for some really interesting puzzles if it were more fleshed out. If you guys continue to work on this, I think games like Portal and Half Life would be good inspiration for making physics based first-person puzzles. 

Apart from that, good work, and good luck with your guys' future projects! Shoutout Bert

Voice Acting was cool and unexpected. Nice work, Stanley :D (Trust No One, except for signs - they always help.  Unlike signs in our game)

Very interesting! I love Bert! Bert's my GOAT! The music and the SFX are simple but its serves its purpose well! I like the voice acting and I also love the vibe of the environment! The gameplay's okay, it has simple puzzles and mechanics but I do wish the game leans more into the meta part of the game. Maybe something surprising like a horror aspect, or maybe when I replay the game again, the narrator says something different. Maybe something that has to do with the game being unfinished, just a couple of things to explore (though its completely understandable if its not implemented due to time constraints). I love the little detail with the interaction like the cursor, the objects spinning around when I'm grabbing it which I thought was kinda fun. Overall, this game was cool but needed a bit more depth in narrative itself to sell the whole thing more. Great work guys!

Cute game! Clearly inspired by Stanley Parable, but my buddy and I enjoyed it. I don't think I've ever played an indie game with voice acting, so huge points for that! Just fyi, the main menu aspect ratio is off so that wasn't full screen for us. There were some audio lines that overlapped or got cut off, but whatever. We had a blast with it. Just wish there had been a 20ft meat grinder at the end.

Loved the Don’t play this game / Stanley parable / The Corridor vibes. You did put your own spin on it and it was a fun little game

Was a simple but effective art style (Looked at that tree for minutes!) and I liked the dialogue.

There was one time when the it repeated a puzzle line, I can’t remember where sorry and couldn’t recreate it.

I think having the secret thing be that colour once then making it less obvious but still stand out a bit. Otherwise once you get it, you can easily get it for the other puzzles.

Good work!

Nice! I enjoyed the game! I love puzzle games. Are all the models your? Also: could you review my game? Thanks!

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I like the twist on stanley parable - it's not that you can not follow the narrator direction, it's that you shouldn't. The moment where I found the secret door and saw the message was really cool

I do think there are some technical drawbacks:

• The movement speed is too slow, especially as you're meant to wonder around
• Again related to wondering around - I kept hearing the old messages (I searched for the 4th lever at the start of the level)
• Probably the worst - I lost 2 boxes because they fell outside the walls lol - couldn't progress because of it

Still, the narattor audio quality was very good, and I liked the model of the tree. Nice job!