Can you customise the main protagonist, choose the gender in this game or at least give them a name?

there is some things that you can walk on, that I am imagine that you should rather walk behind it? and in the same room as the picture to the left you can walk on the table.
I know it´s not finished now, but so far it´s good :)

oh and by the way I got an error, something about a movie? I can´t remember where it was though :(

Wow this game is dark, and no I don't mean in tone I mean in the actual visibility. I know it's meant to be abandoned but it's a little difficult to find your way around the floors, especially at the beginning with such low light. You may want to brighten it just a little to make it easier on the player. Also that diary 2nd & 3rd pages really are superfluous and given the gritty feel I don't think the cartoonish humour really suits the rest of the game, just leave them as blank pages if you don't have something of import to put on them.

The music is good, foreboding and haunting and really does help sell the idea this place is not somewhere you want to be. I really like the little swinging light fittings, there is no apparent breeze but they keep moving, it's unsettling.

You may want to look at your use of language, there aren't any spelling errors that I noticed but the usage is clunky. for example "A tattered chair which looks like it was used to look after the patient which previously made residence in this room." You can replace the last section with previous patient and used to look after is incorrect syntax, I think what you want to say is something more like "A tattered chair which looks like it was used by a previous patient."

Oops, wait just caught one it's sinister, not sinsister.

Also, you may want to think of better places to hide the various keys you need to move through the floors, in sinks and crevices in walls seems a little odd. There are plenty of desks and cupboards around which make more sense to hold keys rather than holes in the walls. Though of course if there is an in-game reason for that, feel free to ignore that bit of feedback.

I did enjoy this with what has been released so far, I'll look forward to the next build.

The download link that doesn't include the rtp isn't working. You might want to check that out.

author=Max McGee
The problem with save anywhere is that while some gamers are compulsive savers, others aren't. When you see a save point, it reminds you to save. In games without save points, there are no reminders. Considering that I made some progress from the beginning, forgot to save, and then died a sudden and rather cheap death and had to go all the way back to the beginning and replay, you might want to consider building an autosave function into the game rather than save anywhere.

I have to disagree with you in that.
Sometimes I am the compulsive saver and sometimes I am the "go as far as I can forgetting to save" but in horror games I consider the option of saving whenever you want better, since it takes off the player sense of being able to predict when something bad will happen (unless it is a game like The witch's house where everything is there to kill you).