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"Horror Bunker Escape" successfully manages to create a genuinely terrifying atmosphere. The constant sense of danger keeps players on the edge of their seats. If the developers work on addressing some issues/errors, this game has the potential to become a highly enjoyable horror title. Ultimately, with a bit of polishing, it could evolve into a truly immersive and terrifying experience.

1. It's essential to include tutorials or initial instructions to guide players on how to interact with objects like the flashlight. This would help prevent frustration and enable players to become more fully immersed in the storyline.
2. Collisions need to be refined to prevent enemies from passing through certain objects, thereby preserving player immersion and experience.
3. Conducting performance optimization would significantly enhance the game by preventing FPS drops that can disrupt player immersion.
4. Sound improvements are much needed. Footstep sounds are excessively loud, and the damage sound seems out of place, sounding peculiar. While the ambient sound is acceptable, it could be enhanced to create a more suspenseful atmosphere and reinforce the sense of time urgency.

Overall, "Horror Bunker Escape" offers a promising horror experience that, with some adjustments and refinements, could become a truly spine-chilling and engaging game.

The game's atmosphere is quite good, they do a great job of creating a feeling of oppression and despair to escape. However, there are a few aspects that could be improved, mainly for quality of life:

• The flashlight could play a more decisive role in the game. I would remove the need for it to run out of power, leaving the option to turn it on and off but adding enemy behavior based on whether it is on or off, giving it a real usefulness in the gameplay.
• Improve the spatial location of enemies, either by improving 3D sound or adding proximity indicators like Dead Trigger does.
• Add small clues to what to do to pass the room, from the basic way of adding them to the HUD, character comments, or in some other way that the player knows more or less what to do.
• Try to disguise the counter, although this is more a matter of personal opinion, look for a different way to make the player understand that they need to hurry up, maybe a sound that accelerates over time, or suddenly make there be more enemies the more time passes, this last one they could do per room, so that the disguised counter is per room.

Overall, the gameplay, atmosphere, and idea seem very good, it's just a matter of polishing what they already have, very good work :D

Good day, I had the opportunity to try your game, and I'd like to offer my feedback:

1- It would be beneficial if the monsters could actively pursue the player as they navigate the corridors. This would add an extra layer of challenge to the game, preventing the monsters from becoming obsolete after multiple attempts. Consider implementing a life counter or gradually darkening the screen as the player takes damage, ultimately leading to their demise.

2- The 30-second time limit provided to the player appears insufficient for completing the game.

3- The monster roars should be replaced with more organic and less robotic-sounding audio.

4- When the player picks up the red card used to open the door, it should vanish from the desk.

5- I suggest improving the sound of the footsteps as they currently sound somewhat hollow, and each step produces a different sound.

Warm Regards