Sounds like you reachead The End? Did you interact with the button behind?
But what is behind that mysterious door? No one knows :)

Thanks for playing! Happy you enjoyed it!
We tried to keep smth in between "too chaotic/unclear at all" and "bold direct leading the player by hand through the game". Maybe sometimes it still to unclear what to do.

"AI Generated" - that was my meta joke as if we used AI and forgot to remove this text :D
I'm so happy people actually read the signs. We were afraid that too much signs make people ignore them completly. But signs are a kind of core of the game.

One can not simply spent a day w/o rick rolling another person :D
Hope you enjoyed and hope you managed to unlock The Door, survive an acid room, escape  a dark labyrinth and finally find The End, "unimportant" and green :) 

Rick rolling as a sense of life :D

Hope you enjoyed and hope you managed to unlock The Door, survive an acid room, escape  a dark labyrinth and finally find The End, "unimportant" and green :) 

Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for playing!

Hope you managed to unlock The Door, survive an acid room, escape  a dark labyrinth and finally find The End, "unimportant" and green :) 

You should press the buttons on the wall whenever you see them and just intuitively go where it goes. Press buttons, go, new torches lit on, the sign at some moment says to follow torches - you follow them, new torches lit on and hint you are on the right way, and you finally exit. 

This part was done by another team member - I dont know what is behind the scene, so I play as just a player not dev and everytime it just somehow leads me to the exit. I cant say it is really a puzzle or real labyrinth, rather "semi-puzzle labyrinth alike walking" :D

Hope it helps!
Thanks for playing :)

Thanks for giving it a try with your buddy! Totally understand your point - this is definitely a niche genre. It’s built specifically around meta-humor, misdirection, and puzzle-mechanics where signs and logic can actively work against you. If you're not into mazes, trick puzzles, or rage-lite mechanics, it can definitely feel more frustrating than fun.

It's not trying to be a deep narrative or a serious adventure; it's a tight interactive experiment/troll-puzzle game where figuring out how the game is messing with you is the gameplay loop. And it has a beginning, it has an end (final room), and that half-puzzle, half-troll journey from Start to End. Pretty much a game if you ask me :D

Appreciate the honest feedback anyway, and glad at least the torch scares gave you and your friend a few laughs!

P.S. You better not try Escape Room games on Steam - they force you to stop every 10-15 minutes because you have no idea what to do, unless you run through every room and item all over again to connect the dots. Not that fun unless you're a real escape room lover. 

P.S. What would you personally recommend adding to the game to make it feel like a proper game to you? Thanks!

Thanks for playing!
Hope you have opened The Door, survived an acid, escaped a labyrinth, met our friend Rick and finally went through The  "unimportant green" End :)

Thanks for playing! Hope you were able to reach "The End" screen.
Or at least get to know our friend Rick :) 

Thanks for playing! Having just 2 devs + 1 QA and NO ART person was harsh.  Trust me, bro, our code is cool, solid, flexible and more pleasant to eyes than aesthetics :D 

But jokes aside, yes, we are more tech people... We did our best, but definitely our strongest part is code, not arts. In our minds the dungeon looked much better, but we were limited by time and experience. Happy you still enjoyed it!

P.S. It looks much better on a desktop. The web version cut the quality a lot :(

You literally have to trust and jump below. Nothing bad happens :D
Overall game rule - try to follow signs and do what they say or do the opposite. They whether lie or not. Worst case you respawn at the checkpoint. Else you will solve the puzzle and proceed. Hope it helps. Good luck!

It depends how and when you reached this part. 
There was "The Door". If you opened it - you likely seen everything and reached "The Safe Button" at the end.
But as seems you never opened the "Not Important Door", you likely never finished the Prologue, else you would open it and seen the real ending.

"The Door" is written in quotes for a purpose, later you see another sign that says smth about "The Door" :)  After that Door you have a whole big part of the game.

Anyway, thanks for playing!

P.S. The whole red/orange part with Treasury is a Prologue. After that you have Act 1, Act 2, short Act 3, The End.