Cleaning House

The concept of this game is really cool, and overall it’s enjoyable, but there are quite a few bugs that affect the experience. For example: - Z-fighting issues - Epic music stops even when enemies are still nearby - Only the axe casts a shadow, not the player - Creatures don’t attack properly or fail to do damage - Floating candles And that’s just from less than 60 minutes of gameplay. I would suggest fixing these smaller issues and also improving a few aspects of the game, such as: Enhancing the HUD Making the crosshair smaller Adding more hostile creatures, events, and weapons Removing the crosshair when aiming with a gun That’s all for now. I hope the best for this game!

The idea behind the game is good, and it's genuinely fun to play. The soundtrack is also excellent—it fits the gameplay perfectly and creates a fast-paced, action-filled atmosphere that keeps you engaged. However, after a while it starts to feel repetitive. Most of the rooms look very similar, and the monsters don't have much variety either. Since you have to die and restart from scratch multiple times, each new run ends up feeling almost the same as the previous one. Eventually you reach a different enemy—the boss—and you naturally expect that defeating it will mark the end of the game, or at least a major milestone. Instead, if you die during that fight, you're sent all the way back to the beginning with no equipment or progress at all. I understand that's part of the roguelite design, but in this case it felt more frustrating than rewarding, and it completely killed my motivation to start over again. Some improvements that could make the game much more enjoyable would be: More interaction with any other people staying in the hotel A greater variety of monsters, even if it's only different appearances More unique room layouts instead of similar-looking floors A wider variety of items and equipment to discover More random events or surprises during each run, so every playthrough feels different Some form of permanent progression between runs, even if it's small, to make each attempt feel worthwhile Despite these issues, I would still recommend the game to fans of the genre. Even in its current state, it's a fun experience, worth playing for a couple of hours.