Bitsy

It is apparently a university project, and it is free, so it's hard for me to be too critical but: Vision cones should probably have been actual cones made out of fog or a light effect, because I found it confusing to know when I was or wasn't within a camera or a guard's vision cone. A cursor in the center of the screen that indicates where gravity points towards, like in Aliens vs Predator 2010's xenomorph campaign, would help with orientation and avoiding dizziness (we only have the spider to rely on, but it rotates with the camera) No checkpoints: I got caught after hacking the terminal, and then I was sent back to the beginning of the level. ...... The level design I think is great, I had to plan my movement to avoid detection and hurtful lasers. Ever wall, floor and ceiling had plenty of 3D details, some of which can be used to hide from guards. Third-person but with a camera close to the player character - it felt a bit like first-person which I loved. Ability to crawl on all surfaces: that's the main reason I downloaded the game so I'm obviously happy about it, very few games have that feature :D. ......... So yes I recommend the game for anyone who wants a pseudo-first-person game where you're a wall crawling creature. The game has some flaws but this part is done well. Pls the game is free. (Works on Steam Deck back the way, bit the menu behaves a bit badly with a controller. Keyboard Mouse option works better)