Yes! I feel the same way. Top-down shooters are awesome, and their potential is severely underrated! I drew some inspiration from *Alien Shooter*, but at its core, the game is more like *Hotline Miami*.

As for the flashlight—adding one would 200% kill the game's atmosphere. Sure, it’s tough without it, but then again, the game itself isn't exactly easy *~*! Besides, if you search all the corpses, you’ll find plenty of flares, so it shouldn't be too much of a problem. Thanks for the feedback!

My apologies; this is essentially a shortcoming on my part as a game designer. The darkening effects were added in a patch, but they ended up severely hindering navigation in an area that was already quite dark. There wasn't enough time to implement specific markers, so I had to rely on the hope that players would explore the location on their own. I plan to address this in the future. My initial idea was to use emergency lights to guide the player toward the generator, but because the unopened rooms were so dark, that concept didn't work as intended.

Thank you for the feedback—it’s very valuable.
Players might end up quitting the game at this point, even though things only get more interesting from there.

My deepest apologies for the wasp that flew by near the generator. I was laughing like a madman at that moment, because I realized I’d forgotten to include any consequences at all for a failure! XD

In any case, a HUGE thank you for the video! Now I can sit down and analyze the behavior of an average player. You can’t even imagine how valuable this video is to me. Huge thanks for spending a whole 45 minutes on the game. *~* You’re incredible.

The game was designed with the expectation that players would explore and use the crouch mechanic to pass through holes in walls; without doing so, the experience becomes extremely difficult, and you’ll end up completely out of ammo. That said, you played it exactly the right way. It is entirely my fault as a game designer that I failed to clearly explain the control mechanics or provide enough guidance to the player.

I’ll add an inscription in the labyrinth, alongside the patches: "ORB MASTER was here." Just as a way to say thanks :)
*He also apologizes for not killing you in the generator room.*

Ambient audio should definitely be playing during the game. It’s possible, though unlikely, that your browser failed to load or start it—it happens very rarely, but it’s the only explanation if all the other sounds were working.

Thanks for the feedback and for playing! It truly means a lot to me. I don’t think I have any particular talent; this is only the second game I’ve ever made! That said, I have a real passion for horror and a bit of an instinct for what’s scary. In any case, thanks for the kind words—you’ve got me feeling a little shy! -///-

Regarding sprinting: I’m a huge fan of extraction shooters, and I’m used to having the sprint function set to "hold to run." So, that’s just a personal preference of mine. Besides, I don’t necessarily consider clunky controls a drawback for a game! The early *Resident Evil* titles had plenty of awkward control elements, too :D. It would be great to have the option to rebind the controls, but I’m not proficient enough with the older version of Construct 2 to implement that. Love you, man !

No, thats really okay. It’s not a question of skills ^_^
When the idea for the "corridor" first occurred to me, and I played through it for the first time, I felt a sense of excited apprehension. I just had a feeling that people might really like it!
On the other hand, the game gets quite challenging at this point. I suspect that many who have played it never even made it to the third segment—or, at the very least, to the boss fight.

Thanks for your emotions! 

Do not disturbed Mr. Oleg in work, he could be mad. Even if everyone around is dead alive and laboratory is evacuated :D

Thanks u for playing my game! This moment was conceived as a joke and an Easter egg, without any external references.
If it’s not too much trouble, could you let me know how far you managed to get in the game? I need this to understand whether players are running into any difficulties. As the developer, everything seems perfectly clear to me :D — I can reach the boss with 300 rounds of ammo and 10 flares! But, unfortunately, I can’t experience the game the way an average player does. I’d be grateful for any additional feedback! :3

Thanks a lot for your playing! That's really important for me!
Yeah, My idea was to test this horror concept—especially since it could only be implemented in a top-down shooter.

What about tutorial.
On one hand, it really is missing. That’s precisely why an 'H' key was added in the patch, so you can always check the controls. :D
On the other hand, I never saw a tutorial in any Sega game. Back then, games were, in general, extremely unfriendly.

Perhaps as a compromise, one could have set things up in the starting room—showcasing all the gameplay elements with on-screen button prompts. It’s an open question, and an interesting one to ponder. In any case, thanks for the feedback. 
*monster hugs*

Yo! Thanks for your comments. You’re a truly brave person for having played such an unpolished version of the game. I’ve just released a patch; while it doesn’t change much in terms of gameplay, it improves the visuals, enhances stability, and fixes bugs. I’ve also added some Easter eggs. If you’re curious about what’s in the update, give it another playthrough! I’d be very grateful for your feedback.