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Well, well, well, Wicksley. You've done it. As I only play free Indie horror games, I played the Demo once more. I remember from the first time playing there was a lot more to it, but in this demo it's all bare bones, without any hints as to what's awaiting the protagonist ahead of this first part.

The only thing I didn't like was when things went dark. I hardly could see a thing and was lucky to remember where I'd seen light switches, but still had a hard time getting them to work. How about them glowing in the dark, so they're much easier to find? I did play this demo during my lunch break [aka daytime], so I was mostly staring at my own reflection on the danged big screen [during the dark parts] and thus had a very hard time getting around.

I didn't run into any bugs, hiccups or snags, so, job well done!

This is a work with great potential.

The graphics are great and the atmosphere is great.

I'm looking forward to the continuation.

Hi their well that was a jumpy experience made me jump three times, absolutely loved the groovy movers in the pub to don't want to say to much or I will spoil it for others but an amazing start to your game developing journey  well done.

I am not a game developer myself but a few things can be improved like opening/ closing doors and maybe a more obvious looking brick in you know where but not to obvious  maybe a scratch or a spooky engraving on the stone and I don't know if it was my computer but the phone kept disappearing into walls when I was  talking to tony but I am sure these thing will get sorted out in the full game/updates .

I am looking forward to the full release hopefully you will have it game pad compatible by then I am old school you've done a fantastic job and keep at it MR Wicklsley ;)

!  Congrats on getting this far ! Loved the demo !! It does need a little improvement before it gets fully released but its got so much potential and really amazing for your first game !! 

Now for the feedback :) PLEASE put markers or something to show  where you need to go. Like the attic ,for example; SOOO MANY BRICKS lol there was no way to tell where the hidden wall was and took me so long that I was about to just give up. Maybe have a brick a slightly different shade of grey or something similar to that .  Also, why cant the guy grab his phone and use that flashlight after waking up every night lol  You can't just give me a flash light only sometimes , come on now thats cruel . THE MAIN complaint though ;  remove that invisible wall from Dweeb street lol admit it , you did that for a laugh didnt you ! lol 

Overall very impressive game ! Im looking forward to seeing the full release ! Keep at it !  Oh also thank you so much for making dweeb street :) really appreciate it !

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The game is a beast in its size. That means the environment isn't vague and pixelated. It is crisp and clear as is the main story. Wicksley has done a wonderful job in creating a creepy atmosphere in an ordinary city, in an ordinary street and what was supposed to be an ordinary house. But is it?

The only way to find out is either watch or play the game yourself.

Things I would like to see changed:

- Mouse sensitivity control

- Visible light switches in the dark

- Ability to open AND close doors

- Better lighting when lights are switched on in rooms

- Stricter action field where you don't have to be in the exact little spot to get that visible hand icon

Nevertheless, job well done, Wicksley!

i really enjoyed the demo. Good job