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I tested the Linux version and I have the following observations (I don't know if it is something only in the Linux version, or it also happens in the Windows version):

- I can't see the cursor in the menu.

- The voice at the beginning is heard very quietly, even at maximum volume.

- The camera when rotating with the mouse has a slightly annoying acceleration. It kind of keeps moving even though you have stopped the mouse.

- I understand that the game is focusing more on psychological horror now. Sure, there are very loud noises at times, which contrast too much with the overall low volume of the game (and the aforementioned voice), which can be annoying for the player or even harmful.

- Strong lights contrast too much with very dark areas. It can be annoying for the eyes.

- Dark areas without light have very little lighting range. That, combined with endless mazes, can be frustrating to advance.

I don't use windows, but I tried to run the game from linux with wine, with different configurations. The game starts with wine, but with a lot of graphical problems (missing textures, too bright, too dark, etc), so I can't test it well. Surely the game running on windows looks without errors.

In the menu, it says "Remuse" :)

The concept is simple and effective. I tried the game in its linux version and the windows version in linux using wine.

On native linux I found a problem where when you are in a game and press the "Esc" key, you see the menu, but you don't see the cursor.

One thing is that the game is difficult and another is that it is frustrating. It doesn't have to be both. I recommend adding some automatic checkpoints, to avoid frustration and having to go through everything again.

It would regulate a little the movement response and the slide when accelerating and braking. Maybe it would be nice to include background music :)

I found several details to improve:

- The game should explain the keys to you, for example that "ctrl" is for running (fundamental key for certain stages of the game)

- There are extremely dark areas compared to others, which is problematic for the eyes.

- There are areas where it takes a while to load the map; if you hurry too much, you fall into the void.

- There are other areas where you just stay locked up. At those points there should be a feedback to warn you that you should restart, or automatically restart or just automatically throw yourself into the void so that it restarts itself.