This game is Garbo.

Let me sum up my experience. I start up the game and immediately see this game is an early access build. That's okay, this game has been released approved by steam, that must mean it's held up to some standard /s.

After the letter sequence and waiting about 30 or so seconds for things to load, I appear inside the house. I liked the way things looked but the moment i moved my mouse around I learned just how ♥♥♥♥ things really were.

horizontal mouse movement is consistent and good, but vertical mouse movement is different. Why?

What was the reasoning behind that decision? Furthermore, approaching objects to view them sort of locks the mouse toward that object. At this point I checked the menu to change the mouse settings but all there was, was mouse sensitivity. no option for vertical or horizontal sensitivity, which wouldn't have been necessary if they'd kept the sensitivity for both of those the same. Remember how earlier I said I was looking at an object? well the text for that appeared on the settings menu and after a few seconds my game crashed.

I didn't even get past the first room, nor do I want to. It's clear the developers just barely gave a ♥♥♥♥ about making this thing playable and wanted to rush things as soon as humanly possible.

Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe they really were pushed to rush this game out as soon as they could by someone, all I know is that this game isn't worth the money.

Go buy a bag of chips or something instead.

This game is Garbo. Let me sum up my experience. I start up the game and immediately see this game is an early access build. That's okay, this game has been released approved by steam, that must mean it's held up to some standard /s. After the letter sequence and waiting about 30 or so seconds for things to load, I appear inside the house. I liked the way things looked but the moment i moved my mouse around I learned just how shit things really were. horizontal mouse movement is consistent and good, but vertical mouse movement is different. Why? What was the reasoning behind that decision? Furthermore, approaching objects to view them sort of locks the mouse toward that object. At this point I checked the menu to change the mouse settings but all there was, was mouse sensitivity. no option for vertical or horizontal sensitivity, which wouldn't have been necessary if they'd kept the sensitivity for both of those the same. Remember how earlier I said I was looking at an object? well the text for that appeared on the settings menu and after a few seconds my game crashed. I didn't even get past the first room, nor do I want to. It's clear the developers just barely gave a shit about making this thing playable and wanted to rush things as soon as humanly possible. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe they really were pushed to rush this game out as soon as they could by someone, all I know is that this game isn't worth the money. Go buy a bag of chips or something instead.