The Lost Fear

Good game. Really impressive.

Amazing game like it a lot and loved the jump scared, might have pooped my pants a couple of times lol

as a 12 year old game dev. WOW i cant believe that someone ALMOST my age can make that, actually i am almost 13 now. Looking forward to more games from your side and hopefully i improve. PS: which game engine did you use for this, Thank you

Great game Vasco! I had a blast playing this!!

I really love these psychological atmospheric games 

For the style of game this was very well done. The look, the feel and atmosphere were great and having fov and other others, icing the cake. Other devs take note!

Very Impressed with how brown this game made my pants.

Great Game For a 13 Year Old! u did Great!

Was a fun game, the scares were mostly not predictable and felt well placed. 

I must say, for a 13 years old dude very good! The Jumpscares got me very well, go ahead with this good stuff! :D

Every jumpscare in this game got me. I wouldn't be able to create anything like this, even if I was two times as old. Definitely can't wait for the next game!

Really really cool game! Cant wait to see more!

FULL GAME ABOVE^^ 

Absolutely killed it, great environment and very well built. Can't wait to see what else you come up with!

Covered live on Twitch, the video can also be found here:

For being made in 2 WEEKS by a 13-year-old this was not bad at all. Made a video on it.

I have got to say that it is insane you're doing this at the age of 13! You really got me in this game, not very many get me screaming, keep up the work developer! Here is my video :D

It is insane youre doing this at 13! I was a useless lump at that age lol I go on and on about it at the end of the video. Well done!

Props to you for creating a short and concise horror game in 2 weeks, especially at your age! 

A couple things I took note of: The tension and atmosphere in the beginning was amazing, however, it did fall short during the middle and end. Also, the monster towards the end was dope on the ceiling with the chains dangling (seeing it from a distance), but up close, it was sorta meh with the animations and reveal. There are ways to work around this.

In-your-face, jumpscare horror is good, but I think for me, there's a lot to work with slow, psychological horror such as: Muted/ ambience SFX, monsters appearing from the corner of one's eye and suddenly vanishing, and a combination of various sound effects and a good OTS/ scoring (For ex. hearing whispering sounds in your ear as if someone is behind you, but when a player turns, nothing is there and no jumpscare). 

Some game examples I've found fond of that do this are: Welcome to Kowloon, The Summer of '58 (a good combo of world building + jumpscares, albeit a little slow), and the Fears to Fathom series. A decent line-up for some game study/ theory.

After a few notes, I wanna end this on a good-note: You're amazing and I definitely see the talent with your game-development. A HUGE congrats for a game completed in 2-weeks, and I'm glad to cover it. Keep working hard to develop your craft (no pun intended lol).

- Kuya Sunset

i loved this game which game engine did you use to make this masterpiece

The atmosphere is amazing! I've always prided myself on not jumping at jump scares, and there have been a few games recently that have made me jumped once or twice, but this one, I jumped at almost all of the jump scares. Kudos

The monster at the end was a little 'meh' for me, but other than that I really loved this game. The art, and atmosphere were great!

Amazing atmosphere and great sounds! You have too much potencial doing games. Keep going!

I did a video on my channel (Spanish) Hope you like it!

PD: First jumpscare break my heart xD.