For me this has been day 6. I skipped a day because implementing sounds proved to be more difficult than I thought. It does sound simple, doesn't it? You'd think it would be something such as this:
s = Sound("path/to/sound.wav")s.play(volume=1.0)
But unfortunately the audio interface provided by SDL2 is very low level. You literally have to load the binary buffer of a WAV file and copy bits of it into a stream when its requested by a callback function. Anyway, I do have it working, but only for one sound for now. The music I picked is "Quiet Tension" by Eric Matyas (his website is http://soundimage.org/). I also credited him in the game of course. Simply adding some background music really does wonders for the atmosphere. It feels much more spooky now.

But do you know what also adds a lot of atmosphere? Lighting! Previously everything was shaded fullbright which is pretty ugly. Now every object is lit by two directional lights, front and back, and can also be lit by point lights. Although I haven't added much point lights yet. The reason I went for two directional lights which oppose each another is so you can also color the shadow differently than the front lit side of the object. This looks a lot nicer than just making the other side of the objects darker.

Lastly a big feature I've implemented is transitions between levels, which also means I've added another area. For now I've just added a starting area, but I'm planning to spend most of the last day on making new areas. Otherwise the game will be a bit short. I'm also hoping to add some secret areas, that'll make for a fun challange for the other people following the week of awesome.

Download link:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/nn3dj0nfvjx60xn/ADeathADozen_v0.0.5.zip