Occult Case Files: Case One

It’s called “The Vanishing Point”
Or at least that’s what the kids in class were calling it. A spot said to make a person disappear into thin air the moment they step into it.
My friend and I are amateur occult investigators. We’ve been to many of these supposed paranormal spots over the years and planned on checking out this spot that makes people vanish.
**But something went wrong… **
Occult Case Files is an homage to the point n’ clicks on the NES like Uninvited, Shadowgate and Deja-Vu. This demo was made over the course of 2 months and if reception is well we’ll go full steam ahead and make it into a fully fledged game (After The Third Shift of course)Design, Code and Art by Scottie SuppleMusic and Sound by Julian Crowhurst

W,A,S,D or arrows to move cursorNumbers 1-6 to access your inventory (Or simply clicking with the cursor)”Shift” to retrigger commands and cycle through or Numpad 1-6 to select commands
Update Log-Update v1.9–I think this one is the one… Sorry for anyone that had trouble before. I’m going to still leave up 1.4 for now until I get confirmation that 1.9 is stable. Thank you.
-Update v1.8–Having a completely normal one over here… Issues mentioned before should be in working order. I’m leaving v1.4 up without gamepad support just incase the problem persists.
-Update 1.7–For real fixed the keyboard Yes or No issue this time… I hope…-Update v1.6–Fixed an issue on keyboard with Yes and No not being selectable-Update v1.5–Added Gamepad support
-Update v1.4–Adjusted Japanese lettering just a bit more-Set Control key to cycle interactions backwards-Scanlines turned off as default (Can turn on in Options)
-Update v1.3–Fixed misspelt Japanese lettering
-Update v1.2–Fixed overlapping and mismatched text for certain items and interactions-Added Full Screen option to options menu
-Update v1.1–Upon getting a “case closed” and starting again, certain items and scenarios remained flagged. This has since been fixed.