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First of all I have played more than 0.9 hrs on record; actually 2.9 hrs with lost in-game achievements due to the fact I lost internet connection. (Not counting the hours I've spent on beta-testing the game.) My overall experience has been comfy and less of a headache to get through than most of the steam game's, that people created for the first time. I believe this game turn out well and we all start from somewhere. I do pixel art, specifically for game-sprites (among creating other things) for fun and I know I look back on a few "Bad" project's I've created and look back at them for nostalgia sake from where I am at now. I hope the creator see this and realized the first step is always the hardest and not everyone (no matter the skill) will just casually drops a game to sell and to be judged in the net. Many in the past that I 'once' knew made games; but never try doing anything ballsy to get out of their comfort zone. Or worst. Never post the game for others worldwide to play,...

This came through my discovery queue as so many games do, and something made me stop and buy this one. And boy am I glad I did. This is the most enjoyably uncomfortable I have been in a game in a long time. Please stop reading the review and go buy this, some games have a sticker price that promises a lot, gameplay, puzzles, action and all the other usual suspects but not enough have you feeling something at the end, like right here. You can put a price on a game, but not how it makes you feel after playing and ten bucks is downright a steal for the amount of thinking it gives you to do. The value of some games come from when you're playing it, and for the lucky few (like right here man, go buy the damn game) the value comes from how long you think about it after. Sure, graphically it's a little same-y through the levels but have 𝙮𝙤𝙪 tried making a game? It's damn hard, and for every thirty unity asset flip all you can slop buffets out there, there's games like this, that le...