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• Textures → Half
• Custom Texture Compression → Fast (Low Quality)
• Lighting → High Quality
• Additional Optimizations → Off
Hope this helps – and thanks so much for checking out the room! 😊 I really hope you’ll enjoy playing it.
Thank you!
And yes, I completely get what you’re saying about the darkness - especially in the lower hallway. You can turn on some of the wall lamps down there to help a bit. I originally had some low ambient lighting in that area, but it caused lag for some players, so I removed it. I might consider adding it back in a future update.
Thanks again for playing and for your kind words! 😊
I totally get that the amount of text might feel like a lot. I’ve tried to highlight all essential clues in bold so it’s easier to skim if you prefer less reading.
Yes, AI was used for some artwork (like the portraits with gaze directions and the girls/toys puzzle ) - things I couldn’t have created myself - and for editing some texts to give them a more old-fashioned, eerie tone (I’m not a native speaker).
As for the hints, I tried to make them explain the logic behind each puzzle, but I see how they might feel wordy. I’ll definitely keep that in mind for future rooms!
Thanks again - I hope you still had a fun time with the room. 😊