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I really really loved this game, would love to see even more levels in the future. Love this style of game, so glad its being brought back

Thanks for playing and making a video! I think you might be the only person who's made a video of Level 2 lol.

I'd definitely like to keep making levels for Photoshooter. I had a whole 5-10 level story arc planned out, but I put it on the backburner to work on other stuff. Once I'm done with the game I'm working on now, I'll probably go back and add at least 1 more level to Photoshooter.  

I appreciate the kind words - it's great motivation to keep working!

WAIT NO WAY LOL!! Would be fun to see more added but still really amazing! Cannot wait to play more of what you've done!

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Very nice!

Thanks a ton for playing and making a video! You took some great photos

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Amazing game and part of my list of games you can play between 5 and 10 minutes. Gameplay on Steam Deck can be seen by pressing the link below:

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Awesome! Thanks for including me in your video, it's very cool to know that it works on Steam Deck!

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Really like it, i’ve made a gameplay of the version 0.3 !

Wonderful. Thanks for playing and making a video. I love watching people play the stuff I make.

Nice photos >:)

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spooky

Love it. Thanks for playing through and posting a video. Great thumbnail

;D

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I forgot the title of the game while playing it, so right after I finished the game, I realized why it was called that. Hilarious and unexpected! 

Fantastic job with the visuals as well. It felt very eerie and out of this world. Not a satisfying experience due to the reasons, which I won't give, because that would spoil the game, but yeah, I chuckled for a while after this. Smart move developers, smart move 😎

All the best with the future games and the Scream Jam! Cheers. 


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Lol. Yeah, without the title in mind I'd imagine the twist is pretty confusing. I went back-and-forth on how much info to give players, and where I ended up was maybe a little *too* minimal. I'm glad the joke eventually landed.

Thanks for the feedback and for featuring my game in your video! I plan to expand on this game once the jam is over and watching your playthrough has already given me a couple ideas for improvements.