Alright so having played the first chapter through, I can say that so far? It looks fantastic. I don't want to go into TOO much detail gameplay-wise because that'd ruin it. Just know I'd die for Rambley. I'm extremely excited for Chapter 2 and beyond.

My only real critique is the 3D textures and first-person animations look a bit questionable at times. But for an early build made in only a little over a year, that's entirely forgivable. And I have faith that will be fixed up in-time and improved with future updates. The devs seem like they really, genuinely care about the game which is rare for a mascot horror game in 2024.

It feels like when it comes to mascot horror normally, people care too much about being the next Bendy/FNAF with Merch sales and profit, over making a great game. Indigo Park stands out because it just, doesn't? At the current point, it looks like what made the genre blow up and get so big to begin with: A game made out of love for making a game, and having a story to tell. And that's a beacon of hope for the genre's future. Stand tall, UniqueGeese team, you made something big here. Focus on making it the best you can. Don't worry about if it takes a while, you already have a community behind you all the way, and willing to wait.

Alright so having played the first chapter through, I can say that so far? It looks fantastic. I don't want to go into TOO much detail gameplay-wise because that'd ruin it. Just know I'd die for Rambley. I'm extremely excited for Chapter 2 and beyond. My only real critique is the 3D textures and first-person animations look a bit questionable at times. But for an early build made in only a little over a year, that's entirely forgivable. And I have faith that will be fixed up in-time and improved with future updates. The devs seem like they really, genuinely care about the game which is rare for a mascot horror game in 2024. It feels like when it comes to mascot horror normally, people care too much about being the next Bendy/FNAF with Merch sales and profit, over making a great game. Indigo Park stands out because it just, doesn't? At the current point, it looks like what made the genre blow up and get so big to begin with: A game made out of love for making a game, and having a story to tell. And that's a beacon of hope for the genre's future. Stand tall, UniqueGeese team, you made something big here. Focus on making it the best you can. Don't worry about if it takes a while, you already have a community behind you all the way, and willing to wait.