What... I was hitting spiders with a trans can one minute then this.

And thanks for reminding me how terrifying it was to be driving around the Washington State in the middle of the night up in the mountains.

For some reason, my mouse sensitivity was at zero when I first launched the game, so I couldn't rotate the camera until I fixed that, and the Options menu is very buggy. Moving between Audio/Game/Controls changed the size of the window, but not the actual list of buttons available. Exiting the Options menu and re-entering did NOT fix this.

At one point, I accidentally started talking to the person in the bathroom stall, which caused a dialog window to appear. But it did NOT disappear after I exited to the menu, or even when I started a new game. I had to completely exit the game and re-launch the .exe to make it go away.

I got in the van, drove a bit, found an underground tunnel hidden under a bunch of wooden boards, and was teleported through the exit. When I came out the other side, I was apparently very very small. I tried climbing on some giant toilet paper rolls, but I got stuck and couldn't move. Some insects appeared on my screen, then I turned off my flashlight and somehow managed to clip under the game world.

Also, pressing Esc brings up the menu, but it doesn't seem to actually stop the game. You can still move around. Is that intentional?

Played for 29 minutes video available
This is an amazing interactive experience, I'm also easily scared by first person games but I decided to play it anyway and so far didn't encounter jumpscares
I tried initially to break your game as much as possible by messing up with the physics and seen the sleeping bug, I than tried to drive around and the vehicle not coasting threw me off from driving, cars shouldn't stop immediately if you release the gas pedal
Than I tried to actually progress trough the game and couldn't figure out if there were items in the shed, I realised later that "3 - bug spray" meant "press 3", I personally didn't find it that intuitive.

Overall the game is amazing at distracting from the main plot with so many fun systems on the show, I'm looking forward for progress

I thought this was cool! I enjoyed interacting with the world and all the different ways to do so--everything felt pretty smooth. Driving around at night was unironically comfy.  Keen to see where you go next with this

Played for about half an hour. Tried to record but I fucked up on one of my resets so you get a black screen for a while. I understand if you won't want to watch the whole thing, so here's some cliff notes.

• Game locked in the tutorial as well as while trying to sleep
• Performance seemed just fine for me at the hotel.
• I successfully got all three hotel photos and turned the lights on, but navigating was weird.
• Your hotel front water spigot was not obvious at all. I'd put a light shining on it or make it sparkle.