The game can be played in a very short 2-3 hours.
I can't even classify this for now, because I would have played it further anyway; but if it had just become repetitive boredom, it wouldn't have provided any more challenge.
For 15€, I expected a little more in terms of visuals.
I liked the atmosphere itself, and the level design.
But the whole thing looks very rough and lumpy.
There could have been a lot more work on the effects and the 3D models. (Not to mention the textures.)

There is only one main character, at least his animations could have been worked out better. Ah. *sigh

And that's exactly why I don't understand why my computer is so stressed while playing.
The fans don't spin up that much during 3D rendering.
So I can't imagine what this much power is needed for in this simple game, since there's no need to calculate brutal AI behavior, there's no physical effect at all, and the levels aren't huge and everything in them is completely lowpoly.
Although I know game developers aren't really interested in optimization these days, I'd rather get my money back for it when it seems like they only did half the job.

The game can be played in a very short 2-3 hours. I can't even classify this for now, because I would have played it further anyway; but if it had just become repetitive boredom, it wouldn't have provided any more challenge. For 15€, I expected a little more in terms of visuals. I liked the atmosphere itself, and the level design. But the whole thing looks very rough and lumpy. There could have been a lot more work on the effects and the 3D models. (Not to mention the textures.) There is only one main character, at least his animations could have been worked out better. Ah. *sigh And that's exactly why I don't understand why my computer is so stressed while playing. The fans don't spin up that much during 3D rendering. So I can't imagine what this much power is needed for in this simple game, since there's no need to calculate brutal AI behavior, there's no physical effect at all, and the levels aren't huge and everything in them is completely lowpoly. Although I know game developers aren't really interested in optimization these days, I'd rather get my money back for it when it seems like they only did half the job.