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Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed! To answer your questions:

- The graveyard is an easter egg, referring to my previous game Mystery Mansion where the 4 holes are used for something. Shared world sort of thing. They have no other purpose in The Fairview Incident.

- The monoliths and locked safes are leftovers from cut content - they don't do anything, sorry!

Great work, Pawel! I love these sorts of games. Amazing what you managed to achieve in such a short time.

You have to hold down the JUMP key for a higher jump. I'll put that in the instructions!

Thanks! I am indeed working in an expanded version for Steam.

Yes, that's fine. You don't need to ask!

Glad you liked it! I'm currently developing it into a much bigger game so watch this space!

No, sorry. This was made for a game jam and I only had 2 weeks. Good idea though!

Thanks! 2D Metal Gear was one of the  influences for the game in fact!

Easy to get lost in the lab complex! I wanted to put a map in somehow but there wasn't time.

Hmm, interesting. Should be able to fix both of those issues - thanks for reporting!

UPDATE: that hole in the fence has been fixed. Also, the inventory is now accessible from the pause menu.

This is so weird, I love it! Seems I'm much better at basketball than dating, just like in real life.

Followed this with interest on Discord and personally know how involved rogue-likes are to make! I hope you continue to develop this one as it shows promise.

As someone who loves cats, this was always going to be a winner!

Those two games work really well together, nice twist! So satisfying blowing up multiple ghosts at once.. he he he..

Amazing you managed all of this for a 2 week game jam! Feels like a full, polished product. Really enjoyable to play, well done!

I find platformers like this super addictive! Smooth mechanics make this one really nice to play, nice one.

Really good use of the theme! Long been a fan of Pac-Man games. Nice worki

There's something about simple games that has a special appeal. Had some fun for a few minutes!

Interesting prototype.. always been a fan of that wireframe look. Good work!

Really good fun! My favourite entry so far. I got 145 points!

You can define the layout however you like. It works by assigning actions to keys and buttons. Within the game there's currently no way to determine if, say, "up" was pressed via the arrow keys or a controller d-pad. I suppose you could define a distinct set of actions for controllers only but I'm not sure why you would.

Not really. The input is unified at the engine level. Maybe unplug the controller?

Good to see, thank you!

The trucks are done with sprite stacking. Glad you like them!

Thanks for the heads-up. The super speed is likely a monitor refresh rate issue - a problem which plagued my earliest games. Setting the rate to 60Hz should make it playable. That said, I'll endeavour to update the game so it works correctly without having to fiddle with settings.

It's stock music. Composer's name is on the in-game credits screen.

The AI trucks turn the same. Try lifting off the gas a bit to get a tighter turn!

4 hours!? That's some dedication there, well done! My best lap for that track is 10.04.

I usually do my own art and use stock music.

Thanks for the feedback! Glad it's better now.

Thanks! I think you have to mouse click the screen after going into full screen mode to refocus the window. Not much I can do about that.

Possibly - depends if people like it enough.

Okay, thanks I'll take a look at that. Glad you had fun!

It's A & B for acclerate and brake though I could easily add triggers as an alternative. Thanks for the suggestion!

Thanks - yes it's 5 levels split into 25 screens each. 125 screens in all same as the original.

Not sure it's running properly in my laptop. Am getting really low fps depending on settings; 10-20fps. Hopefully this can be optimised because I'm really excisted to get into this properly!

Defold engine which uses lua scripting.