GULLET

The game is surprisingly, purposefully, unnerving. The platforming mechanics, the limited resources, and obviously the hell world you're in all add to that sensation. It is hard to see (by design, I know, I know), but that doesn't make it less frustrating if you get stuck or turned around. It's rough, and maybe I'm recommending this game more as a concept, but I am recommending it.

An entrancing, atmospheric experience where your only companions are a set of climbing tools. You'll have to master them if you want to see what lies below... I found this game very tense and mysterious. I felt compelled to go forward. A shorter game and one that doesn't overstay its welcome. It has a unique control scheme and it keeps finding ways to have you use it in new ways.

Great sound design, inventive mechanics, all around a very interesting and fun game! The rappelling and the minigame were really unique game mechanics! Very much looking forward to what you are going to make next.

Haven't finished yet, but so far - I'm having fun with this game. The atmosphere is delightfully ethereal and eerie, the climbing mechanics are fun yet challenging, and the puzzles (while a bit confusing at some times) are pretty intuitive. The hints/tooltips/tutorial can be a bit hard to understand but I think learning how to play organically/yourself is the better way to do it anyhow. Thumbsup

I feel so small. Scary and difficult stuff! Excellent experience.

Very fun game well made. there was a couple moments were i had to pause the game because i got scared/goosebumps. also it is very fun to explore around and TRY to get the achievements. i got mad trying to find out the secret achievement.

As much as I enjoyed the bits that I played, I just cannot finish this. Up until a certain point, the ICBH, the game has really fun gameplay and puzzles, [spoiler]especially the parts where you need to swing and catch another tether[/spoiler], but there are too many frustrating issues that just ripped me out of it. The main one that made me quit was the section after [spoiler]the ICBH gets swallowed.[/spoiler] That mixed with the broken, stuttering movement walking on the ICBH, invisible walls blocking progression, and random times the game would suddenly forget I'm holding the handbrake, I just got too frustrated to bother continuing. Even though it frustrated me to the point I won't continue playing, I do really love the concept and gameplay, and I look forward to seeing what else the developer cooks up.

A fairly short horror game with multiple endings. The atmosphere is great and the Gullet itself is a fairly unique location, though there are a few issues with sign-posting here and there where I got stuck on what to do next. Thankfully the developer is constantly updating their game and has already made changes to several segments. Now to hunt down the second ending!

Challenging. Satisfying. Refreshingly unique.

Fun game to learn and run around in with cool atmosphere. I recognized the brush used for the title asset from Krita (Texture Spines brush) Feels very good mastering the controls. I could explore the rest of the teeth [spoiler]and even got to the bottom teeth, although a little disappointed there wasn't anything to find off the intended path[/spoiler]. Player character's girlfriend looks like malon from ocarina of time My feedback/nitpicks for the developer: [spoiler] 1. After viewing the shadow cutscene that happens when looking at the entrance to the ICBM, the actors are not culled and are visible behind the fan chute. Happened to both me and my friend, it was uniquely unnerving at first when I was trying to figure out what I was looking at/if I was in danger, but after that it let me get too good of a close look at the monster. 2. The player can simply walk to the end of the ICBM-inside section by walking past the chute. Player can trigger the monster head-smash cutscene without the elevator and approach the tether upgrade from behind until hitting an invisible wall where the shadow people should be but don't render; generally awkward sequence breaking that could confuse someone who does it unintentionally 3. In the default ending hug area, the player can just run away and get lost, eventually falling off the world. (Found trying to trigger the secret ending) 4. A lot of the slippery flesh section leading up to the ICBM looks/feels a little too much like "video game platforming geometry", especially with the ability to use the flare to light up large areas. Don't think it really fits with the rappelling gameplay either (felt like super monkey ball lol) Incredible job, especially for a first game. Very cool experience and I want to see what else you'll do in the future! [/spoiler]