Refund Me If You Can

A pretty simple game, with a neat little concept. Beat the game within the two hour window Steam gives you to be able to refund a game, or else you're a failure. It's not perfect, as it looks like a budget Unity asset game, with janky jumping controls, and it won't entertain you for more than the two hours (or less) necessary to beat the game by finding one of the several ending zones. The game likes to waste your time, but that's kinda the point, but it's still not appreciated when SURPRISE FALLING PLATFORMS TO UTTER DOOM!!! This game is entirely trial and error, and sometimes the paths cross back over each other, so it's very likely you'll find yourself walking in circles. Use your red and green flares wisely so as not to confuse yourself. The enemies are dumb and won't track you unless you end up in their line of sight, and sometimes even then that doesn't trigger them. Most deaths occur if you accidentally run into those electric particle effects or if you get trapped in a dead end or physics object obstruction with a monster tracking you. I'm not really a fan of the ugly font choice nor the little hints scrawled on the walls. There's such a thing as communicating too much to the player. You can provide contextual clues to the player, letting them know they're on the right path without spelling it all out to them. It also helps if the environment doesn't all look the same. Additionally, fix your dang typos before hitting that publish button. I beat your game in an hour and 57 minutes, and no I won't ask for a refund, as the game was worth the few dollars I spent on it. Implementing an inverted Y-axis option, upon my request, was very much appreciated. Thank you.