There is a young little boy lost in a museum. He tried to escape but there's no open door. The only exit he must find is one of the Monalisa pictures.
It was probably my bad computer but in my experience the game seemed clunky to control, and the same girl scream to me quickly became more annoying then scary. And every corridor looks the same couldn't really tell if I was making progress or not. I love the idea of being a younger child trapped and lost inside a closed dark museum, that is seemly/is coming to life due to the ghost or creature chasing you. games like IB come to mind for a good example.
Now after saying that I have no idea how hard it is to make a game. Far as I know I could never make anything like this, so I hope you continue to make games in the future, and not take anything too personal with my comments here...
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great motion blur, dynamics, although the "monster" could have been better(clipping trough walls) it is a great indie horror experience
Many paintings are badly textured, but overall nice game, since we get more than just jumpscares. A few other essential elements could be added like benches, maybe covered windows chairs, small things that add more realism to the game. The sound and music are great too and provide a good atmosphere.
Some glitch texturing, but its amazing overall. just glitch texturing.. I LOVE THE GAME here in the next level there is hostliner! out!