Hmm. This was... kind odd! I do like the setting - an old-timey local television station feels like it has a lot going for it as an environment for some kinda retro drama/horror. Had some trouble figuring out what you wanted me to interact with, however - and how! I think I tried every button on my keyboard trying to interact with the fuse board, then eventually found that left click was the right trigger. Similarily, I couldn't figure out where the phone was - but it turned out to be the odd giant cabinet in the main studio? Either way - loved the gimmick of allowing the player to watch the video clips on the television screen along with the character. Not sure what happened at the end (the police arrived, then the game quit / crashed?). Still, that was an entertaining little fixed multicam game - thanks for making it! I'll try and get that featured in an upcoming Fresh Angles on the Fixed Camera Appreciation Society...!

This was a nifty little game. And multiple endings! Cool. I got arrested for trespassing, or possibly shot for trespassing, not sure. The atmospheric buildup was pretty good, and the camera over the shoulder watching the TV of scenes from the same building was an inspired choice, but the follow-through on the horror didn't really work for me. The Mandela-Catalogue-style creepy face sliding into frame was the moment it lost me, and I was confused by Dr. Mike Hadley being revealed to be a giant, floating, non-hostile head. The progression was also pretty obscure. I didn't realize the phone was the big blocky thing in the main room and spend a good couple minutes trying to answer the phone on the desk, which only on closer inspection is missing its receiver. The interaction spots were a little finnicky, and there was a lot of wandering around waiting for the next progression trigger to happen, like either waiting for a timer to tick down or leaving a room and coming back. I do, however, absolutely love the nifty little walk animation the guy does, and how his feet never leave the ground. He's just grooving his way through a horror situation completely unbothered. Reminds me of King's Quest of all things.

Loved this one! The tone didn't exactly feel like horror, but whatever it was was great. Any hints for the other endings?

I play the games with itch.io app, and I can't play yours because it needs the windows tag,  Otherwise, the app doesn't let you download and play it.  Please, update that so I can play, it seems a very good game.