Comments (3)
I have some criticisms, the player movement is way too linear (hard motion), it should be soft movement, and for the ghost's vision, I think it turns the textures into a specular map, like how the plant stand on the first floor is darker in brightness than the wall normally, but in the ghost's vision, they're the same brightness, and make her pathfinding movement softer, and limit areas of her pathfinding to add in the original glitches, aside from that, great recreation! I'll see if I can maybe recreate the ghost's whisper's, I've already complained about the field of view being too zoomed in, so I'll leave it here.
wow. nice my friend
Description!
Eyes - a haunted history, previously known as Eyes - Juliet’s return, is a short first-person survival horror game based on @ynka 
’s Eyes. It was developed by @bander 
as a recreation of a lost early-beta stage of said application. It was built using several references, alongside development limitations.
Controls!
-WASD to move!
-Left shift to run!
-Space to jump!
-M for a map!
-Q for ghost vision!
-Alt plus Left Enter for full-screen!
Credits!
Developer of the original game.
The creator of this recreation.
Tester and assistant.
Tester and assistant.
Tags!
#fangame #horror #action #survival #puzzle #eyes #bander #triplezeseven #lost #collect #strategy
UPDATE!
Hello, everyone!
As of October 15th, a new update—v1.0.3—has been released! We apologize for the wait. It has been an off-and-on going project.
We thank you for your patience! Make sure to check it out, and have a good day!
FOUND!
Hello, everybody!
The original photographer of the wall has been found!
His name is Georges Grondin. He posted the image back in 2013 onto BurningWell, and had titled it brick722. The image was later modified by p0ss and turned into tileable6!
NEW TITLE!
As of July 19th, the game’s title has been updated. The project will continue to operate under this name, and likely won’t be changed any further.
I thank you for reading this, and I wish you well!
FOUND!
As of July 8th, the bedroom wall texture has been discovered. It was found within an OpenGameArt package by @MWi 
and @RickTheRickRolled 
. The three-year-long search has finally come to a close.
Well done to everybody who was involved.
RELEASED!
Hello, everyone!
As of June 1st, the project has been released to the public! It will continue to be updated until we are fully satisfied with the recreation.
I thank you for your time, and I wish you a great rest of your day!
