Cryoterror

Played thru the full game and I think it was a nice experience. The main drawbacks were lack of voice overs and the last main puzzle which was oop. Otherwise very solid game for the price. Gameplay here: https://youtu.be/8K7N4c_SCmQ

I was able to get through most of it just fine, until the Puzzle where I had to rotate the Knobs to Open the Door. I grabbed the key, Opened the door and attempted to make my Exit. However I ran into an invisible Wall and I kept getting the message saying That I was Missing Something. I ventured back into the room and explored every inch of it, it was pretty bare So I could not find what I seemed to be missing and there was nothing to interact with. Sadly this was my Second Time Restarting this game in order to try and finish it. I got hit with that invisible wall bug again near the beginning of the game as well which Stopped me from going beyond the Cryo Pod Room. The Only other Real Issue I have with the Game is How Insanely Dark it is. Even with the Generator Being Fixed I still had a Hard time Seeing, and the Flashlight did not Illuminate Anything. I had to Hug the Wall throughout my play through in order to see where I was going. However It seems like this is Possibly the Developers First Game(?) Feel free to correct me if I'm Wrong. BUT you do have something here. I LOVE the Pixelated Graphics when I can see them and the Sound Design is very Nice. The Voice Pickup on your mic is a good touch, it adds some tension to the game for sure, because I don't know when to shut up or talk lol. Also Space Horror Games are great In General. The ONLY reason why I cant Recommend this game is the Invisible wall bug. I know it says your Retiring this game here soon, But I have to say. Please don't let this game Discourage you if you wanted to make more games in the future. You Clearly have Talent here and you run a Sensible and Fair Price for the Game.

This is a pretty good indie horror game. I really enjoyed the pixelation effects. They added to the spookiness of the game. It's not the longest game, but it's definitely worth the money in my opinion.

This game despite it's unique style choices is eye painfully dark, I understand some areas won't look good with brighter lights but this is just painful, you are basically sliding along the walls to see anything. On sale may be about the right price for it +70-80% off.

Beating a dead horse here, but I wanted to leave feedback in case the developer ever wants to make another game or perhaps give this one a third chance. Story and horror wise, the game wasn't actually half-bad. The monster was intriguing, the tasks were simple and it had a good atmosphere. The main issue with this game is the lighting, or lack thereof. The entire game is pitch-black. If you are not right up next to a wall, your flashlight is essentially useless. This turns the game into a wall-hugger simulator and more frustrating than anything else. If it wasn't for this lighting, I would gladly give the game a positive rating, but I cannot because of how inaccessible the game is. Dev, if you're reading this, you did a great job with the environment and mood. However, wandering around in the dark makes the monster the least of your concerns. With good lighting, would be a 7/10, but as it stands its a 3.5/10

about half a year late, but for anyone who still has this lying around unplayed in their library: it's really not worth your time, for the sole reason that you will burn out your retinas trying to see a single thing in this game. this has to be the worst lighting i've ever seen not just in any horror game, but any game period. i had to double-check every thirty seconds that my flashlight was even on, because every surface in the game apparently possesses the reflective properties of a black hole. how the devs were able to playtest it is beyond me, because at no point during my multiple playthroughs did visibility exceed three inches beyond my nonexistent feet. i would mention how the monster will sometimes kill you from another timezone, or how loading a save resets all event triggers so that you have to go through them again, but i don't think most players will be too concerned... considering they'll have turned off the game once they realize they just spent 3 calendar years hugging the wall, only to end up right back where they started. i wish cryodev well in their future endeavors, but hopefully their primary takeaway from this game is of what NOT to do.

Disappointed. Too dark and when walking up to a wall it would reflect so brightly there's be just a white circle. Audio mix was also unpleasant.