I really wanted to love this game, and there were a lot of things I did love about it. If the jumpscares were a bit different when you play through it again it would be a huge improvement. Did you know the columns near the ramps disappear for a while and then come back once you have the 3rd flag? Because I'm probably the only person who ever noticed that, lmao. Considering each time you have to get through the ctf twice to make sure you see all the content, I probably ended up doing it around 10 times, and by the end, I was just looking for any little detail to keep me going. Trying to go back and play through it with both linux and windows versions of the game, and just playing again to see if I missed anything or if there was anything I could input in the kicked screen, drove me nuts. I wouldn't have minded the troubleshooting as much if the ctf portion wasn't so repetitive. I gave up without trying to play through the true ending back in the main game file, and just watched a video of someone else doing it.
Anyways, while running the linux version, it didn't show the arrows video or copy the file to the desktop - although the windows version running through wine did? The secret second game worked up until the video sequence, where it just got stuck on a white screen with vhs effects. By the way, in case anyone else here is looking for help, a ton of the ones that say in the title they found all the secrets or endings or whatever are wrong, most of them missed a bunch of the content. I ended up going back to playthroughs on youtube to figure out if something wasn't running right or if I was doing something wrong.
I thought since there's a linux build it would work ok on my computer - it did not. More detailed notes down below the cut (but spoilery), but long story short, despite having a linux version it didn't run on linux very well, and the main ctf gameplay got too repetitive too fast, but if you are going to play it on windows and you like ARG type puzzles I definitely would recommend it.
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