Dev:
"This is a short 10–20 minute game, developed solo in a few weeks as a student exam project for a game development course. Due to budget limitations, AI was used for the voice-over. Please keep this in mind when playing and reviewing! Have fun!"

Me:
Hope you got good marks for this bud, deserve it! Thanks for publishing on Steam so everyone can have a free little game!!

P.S:
Could use a few bits of polishing here and there (rifle a bit janky), and the ability to adjust the keyboard controls is always something I want in a game, personally not an ADS fan, but I am kind of glad I got forced to use it a bit, as I've improved my ADS aiming as a necessity to complete this game.
Thanks again for the free game!!

short game definitely a boredom buster worth the downlod

Honestly speaking, I didn't get past 15 minutes in this game. That's primarily due to the game not supporting controllers, since I don't game with keyboard & mouse. Thought I could map out my Xbox controller with Steam Input but only very few buttons worked. If controllers are fully integrated into this, I'll defintely give it a second tryout, but what I can tell from an overall gaming standpoint is that the input for me weren't super responsive and the controls (while using keyboard and mouse) are clanky. Other than that, I don't see anything else bad in this demo-type game for an actual real-life school project. The environmental designs and layouts meet the very basic industry standards of video games. While it's not bad, the graphics are the furthest from mind blowing, but the atmosphere compensates for that along with its environment. Sound design can be improved upon, but the voice acting and dialogue in the short opening sequence (nitpicking) can be a lot better. The game does well and doesn't try to hide anything. Just purely a casual experience to have with; judging by other people reviews who average around 30 minutes to complete this very short game. The mechanics are simple: FPS, stealth, managing your available resources, and making it out alive. All under an hour. Nothing more, nothing less.

I think this is a very solid project, especially for a school assignment. One improvement that would significantly enhance the user experience would be to display the remaining ammo count on screen at all times. I often found myself unsure of how much ammo I had left, since it only appeared briefly when picking up more ammunition.

Additionally, while the game does indicate which key to use for healing or other actions, this information only appears after an item is picked up. Keeping these key prompts visible at all times would be helpful, as it would allow players to quickly reference the controls without needing a reminder prompt to appear first.

Nice little beginner demo. Everything else is wasted time.

+Free
+Extremely short
+Mouse invert available

-No keybinding
-The general feel is okay, but a zombie might suddenly notice you out of blue without any indication that it's going to happen, which feels outright terrible.
-Shooting feels massless

= I wouldn't recommend this to myself.

Nice little student project but lacks the essential: it has no key bindings

Abysmal gunplay, barely any configuration option.

Concept, art and visuals are okay. The rest is really bad, even for a project.
You're developing a game, a game is a thing that is meant to be played, not just watched, and this should be at least comfortable for a player.
You give player a gun, but no option to hold for aim instead of toggle. You designed an enemy that can approach player fast, but it's almost impossible to perform precise shooting when enemy is near, bash is almost useless, forcing player to waste several bullets (which is really bad considering you put an idea of survival and resource management) or run away to increase distance and then shoot properly (which is even worse).
In real life this would be a refund after 1 min.

Definitely still in the "early prototype" phase; this could be churned out in a few days by even rookie developers. Nightvision is essentially useless, so I see no reason as to why it has been implemented.

Ai voice acting is also not an excuse - Use yourself and/or friends. Even the worst human voice acting is better than using AI.