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[scytos]

That was surprisingly fun. At first I felt it was hard to find and kill enemies, but since there are few enemies, I managed to advance. I wouldn't imagine that block pushing would work well in a game like this, and it did. The sound hints added a lot to the game. Oh, and I agree with everyone else about the endgame, though it's not something I actually thought of before reading other posts.

Excellent work.

I am curious to see how this game would work with moving platforms. That would be tricky.

[Soulliard]

The atmosphere was a lot creepier than I was expecting. The first time I died, I went 

The gameplay got a bit frustrating for me after a while. This might just be because I'm a very visual person, though. Either way, it's an interesting concept to expand upon.

[William Broom]

I just remembered I was supposed to put an attribution to the people from freesound.org whose sounds I used. I hope nobody will mind if I do it here: Thanks to datasoundsample, inferno, EcoDTR, patchen, roscoetoon, ERH, austpaul, lgarrett, Walter_Odington, Halleck, freqman, medialint, BenBoncan, sagetyrtle, wolfsinger, luffy, soalicesays, Nurykabe, metamorphmuses, deathpie, acclivity, Corsica_S and WIM. I don't know any of you, but cheers for the sounds! 

[KennEH!]

Only having four shots is really hard. Well, for me at least. Other then that I love it.

[Pishtaco]

This is cool and scary and kept me interested much longer than I thought it would. I like how you have to judge your shots, and that killing an enemy felt as scary as getting killed yourself. And I enjoyed what felt like a new way of learning about the world by interacting with it. I couldn't work out what was up with the sound, but have decided that was atmospheric rather than annoying. It would be nice if things were generally smoother and the game didn't slow down so much when lots of pellets were on screen.