ALPEN GHOUL: Prologue

I played it for a while. I think the chase mechanics are really cool and the environments look really nice, but I had no clue where to go after finding the tape in the cave and I had frequent performance drops.

Also, why in the name of all that is holy is V-sync forced on?

I liked it a lot but it was a bit difficult, although since there have been so many updates, I'm sure that problem must be resolved by now, great job over all :)

Finally uploaded! lol I didn't expect a 40 minute video to show the TRUE ending, but here we are haha amazing game, amazing job on the game,  I loved every second of it! I can't wait to play the full game. Was the golden flashlight necessary for the true ending? lol was wondering if it was just like a trophy? But honestly one of the best indie horrors I've played this year already and it's just the prologue 😁 excited to see where the game goes :)! Thank you for making a banger 😉

Legitimately impressive what 3 people can put together in 4 months.

An expansive area with a handcrafted, maze-like cave system, game-influencing collectibles for you to find (that stay persistent between deaths/playthroughs), NG+ and hard mode, satisfying to control mobility that hasn't glitched out on me in the 2+ hours of play, dynamic music used as audio cues for enemy alertness, and, speaking of, a cunning yeti that makes RE2make's Tyrant look like a newborn kitten.

Reaching the summit ends the game, but the real goal actually lies below it. The death counter on the end screen kinda gives away the devs want you to treat deaths as a learning experience, instead of "failure." There's quite a bit to map out, and there's even one secret lying in wait in the caves... I figured out the cypher, but haven't found "it" yet!

I loved this. I'm done hiding in lockers. Let me swooce away from monsters at breakneck speeds down snowy slopes. Only feedback I have is it's maybe too easy to end up in the same death trap at first, and progress could maybe be represented visually a bit to help players feel like they're on the right track/made it further "this time."

This game was so much fun and so hard. I really enjoy the difficulty. It really adds to the tension and makes the creature seem really threatening. Great job! Keep it up!

Intensity levels higher then expected, yet the AI - too BUFFY! 

I loved the concept of this game. Rarely do I come across the indie project, which has this level of detail, quality and hard work put into it. The sound design and atmosphere shine brightest, same as the visuals and that creature - looking terrific! Yet, the game has its issues. 

For the demo, the project is brilliant. I would say adding the difficulty level/meters for other players can create less confusing gameplay or maybe making the checkpoints/saving system just in case something goes wrong. The map overall looks neat, yet at some corners the player might glitch and end up in the creature's hands. Those improvements would benefit the game for sure. 

Best of luck with the development and will see what you can make out of it. Cheers! 

This game has so much potential! I thoroughly enjoyed this game and trying to navigate the mountains from The Alpen Ghoul! I will say though, I did glitch out of the map a few times. I know Alpen Ghoul is meant to be difficult and he "knows the area" etc. But I couldn't help but notice that he knew where I was a handful of times, even when trying to sneak from him. Also he is ridiculously quick which gives the player no chance to escape for the most part. I do think a difficulty option would help with this game! Other than that, I loved this! GREAT JOB!

It's nearly impossible to evade this monster, he is so fast, he is always near or behind us. Cave part is really hard in my case we can't run, even walking isn't working for me. Your mentioned tips wasn't helpful at all. Maybe reduce the difficulty of this game a bit. 

Incredible! did you make all the models yourself!