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How does the game fit the theme?
The game centers around the theme by making audio your biggest enemy—you literally cannot trust what you hear. Players rely on a signal detector to navigate, but mimics and false echoes actively deceive them, forcing players to second-guess every sound cue and trust no one (and nothing) in the dark.
What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
Some ambient and UI sound effects sourced from royalty-free libraries (e.g., Freesound).
How many people worked on the game?3
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A very atmospheric game that keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole time. I really enjoyed it!
The whole game makes you feel really uneasy and has some great atmosphere. It definitly scared me quite a couple of times. Good game!
This game is very good. I managed the finished the game at my second try but the game is keeping you alert all the time because you don't know what is the truth. And there is some factors that you shouldn't be slow in game it keeps you push forward. Also they made their own assets and musical during the game jam(in the explanation part) which is a +1 for me. Give it a try
gotta admit this made me feel uneasy for the whole duration of the game, and the take on the theme is so well done i like it, and the whole game is polished from ui to menu to settings, the sounds are a big part of this idea and u guys made it work, not to forget the style im a sucker for these kind of games, insanely good work
Wow, thank you for such an awesome review! We're so glad you enjoyed the sound design, polish, and horror atmosphere. Making you feel uneasy throughout the game means we did our job right! Thanks a lot for playing and supporting us!
This game is so good! Wandering alone through the woods at night while tracking danger with that tracking device is genuinely terrifying. Such a great atmosphere. Very good job!
"Thanks a lot for playing! We really tried to create that sense of loneliness and an atmosphere where you have to trust what you hear."