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Very impressive. Personally, I would use Defold for barebone 3D games. Godot is more complicated now than it used to be.  

Wow! It feels like a polished acrade game. Five stars.  

Hi, you didn't say which framework or engine you used to make this master piece. 

Beautiful and innovative. There're a lot of amazing game entries in this game jam. 

Nice game with variety! It's amazing what littlejs can do compared to other frameworks. 

The game is fun, but the art style is cliche. This takes away from the game in my opinion.   

Nice! I had an idea along the same lines. How long did it take you to lock down the code? 

It's beautiful and addictive. I wish the challenges were a bit difficult, but that doesn't take away from the game. 

Fun and enjoyable to play. I'm glad to have learned about littlejs. My game entry isn't as intricate.  

Fun, and the art is lovely. 

Thank  you. I tried to combine the main theme of the game jam and the suggestions given in one game, plus make it fun. 

Why Raylib instead of JavaScript framework or game engine? 

Fun game! I don't remember playing this one when I was younger. We played Ladders and Snakes. I tried different game engines and frameworks, and I finally picked Little.js, CopperCube, Wick Editor, Defold, and Armory3D for building my projects in. Each of those have its pros and cons. It largely depends on which platforms I want my game to be on.   

Lovely and addictive to play. The controls are very smooth, and the music and art are beautiful. 

Thank you for making this walkthrough. It was lovely and trippy at the same time. 

I hope you and your partner are doing well. All the best. 

Another amazing game entry! It's addictive and fun. The art and music are also fitting. 

This was hard to play, but the art, music, and ambience were amazing. 

This was fun and addicting!

Wow! Another amazing game entry. You guys blew it out of the water. 

This was hilarious to play. A good game entry. There're a lot of amazing games this game jam. 

I'm glad you liked it. Yes, the abstract is weird, creepy and fun.

This is a perfect game entry! It was a delight to play your game. 

Beautiful! The game was fun to play.

Beautiful! Did you make the 3D assets yourself or did you buy them?

Beautiful! Relaxing and very enjoyable.

Beautiful! I liked the 3D feel and effects. No sounds though. Let me know if you add more to it.

Check out my games on my channel and vote if you can. 

Nice game entry. I thought the game could've been a lot shorter and still communicated the message. That's my only complaint. The 3D hallway represented by a 2D chart was interesting. 

I think the game needed more testing! I liked the idea and it's implementation. The game assets looked polished, and the game was scary. A beautiful game entry. 

The art looks amazing. It's a shame there's no Web build. How about a small walkthrough?

A Web build would be appreciated. If not, a walkthrough, maybe? 

Can there be a Web build? How about a walkthrough for those who don't have a PC?

I'm happy you liked it. Not many people appreciate the little things in life. 

Thank you for your kind words. Yes, I wanted it to be creepy and funny. It's no easy thing to combine those two in one game. 

Thank you for giving it a chance. 

Thank you for giving it a try. 

The theme is about not answering. The fellow is saying 'Howdy?' and extending his hand. Do you shake his hand, or go for the exit?

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I don't know what to make of this. The room was very cozy and polished. I wanted to check it out, but I kept being pulled towards the door.  There was no music playing either. I'd categorize this game under weird for sure. 

PS: I tried the game a third time, and this time there was music playing. I also found a room at the back. A lot of effort went into designing the place, so it's a shame that I couldn't explore it a little bit. 

Oh, yes, this was scary.