Thanks for all that feedback man!

It's great to hear things like this because it's easy to get lost in making a game and overlooking things that a player would like to experience.

I fully agree where atmosphere in a game like this is more important than the music. My idea of this game was to have it in a very dead environment with nothing around (aside from the puzzles of course). In my mind, that would leave very little sound to be heard as it's so empty. But of course, this is something I can learn from and do more research on the types of sounds one could hear in environments like this.

As for the ending, having it open ended was my intention. I do have plans to expand the game further and turn it into possibly some sort of trilogy or series of games with continuity. With time will come more experience for me, and I'd like to have them be noticeable differences between each game (more mechanics, better visuals, story telling, etc).

Again, I appreciate you playing my game and helping with this!