I'm glad that part made you jump thydowulays!  How far did you get into the game?  Any other memorable moments.  And can't wait for you to try it Art_of_camelot!

Builderboy, what inspired you to make it so that the room above the one with the axe has a person in a chair before you pick up the axe, but not after?  Is it the zombie that staggers after you in chapter two?  (The first one...)  I don't know what is creepier...  The missing person or how the door opens and a zombie charges you...

While you feel like this:         
I feel like this:           
and this:   

But seriously, what is the point of the disappearing person, and what is the point of that particular room?
creepy.

All of the atoms that make up his blood have stopped their circulatory pattern?...
But what I want to know is why did you spend the time coding that he would disappear, when you could barely see him in the first place?
(Stroking chin and speaking these next words in a slow, creepy voice)  What is haaaaaappeniiiiing?

Of course, by asking these things, now I must ask:  What actually happened to the building?  Was it local or widespread?
(I like asking questions...)

Saintrunner!  I have been playing that game for a long, long time.  I still don't know what that room's purpose is!

In truth, there is never going to be an explanation In other news however, I just did another small update (no new areas) but I added some new content!  There is more gore in the Surgery area, as well as some added scares.  In the maintenance area, you can now catch a glimpse of a new monster!  The one you were working on Saintrunner

I didn't, I just changed it to a conditional scare.  There are a series of possible scares in each level, and only a select few are chosen in each area.

That is a basic part of the shadow engine that is flawed, but you  have got me thinking of a way to fix it and make the lighting system in general better!  Time to get to work  

Has anybody seen the new monster yet?

EDIT: Ok the new Lighting system is in development and already you can see awesome differences!  Below is a before and after screenshot of the same room.  As you can see, the shadows cast by the flashlight now actually make sense, in that they aren't too dark, and they only block the light instead of just blindly painting dark over every box.  There is a bit of a speed loss, but shadows for all objects can be turned down and off through the shadow quality slider in the options menu.

When you turn off your flashlight, all the shadows go away as well, since static lights like the light in the room can't cast shadows on objects like the crates (for performance reasons).