i enjoyed this a lot!!! its almost nostalgic for some reason?? i love the mix of drawn visuals and photo visuals, the sound effects were super good too! i love the music. 

I LOVED your game. To be honest, I'm not a fan of graphic novels, there are a lot of low effort ren'py games out there that are mostly boring, but I think yours is the first (or one of the first) that I really liked and that I felt invested in, interesting story, GREAT atmosphere, it made me think I was in that cabin with the pouring rain over my roof. Amazing job!

Oh my goodness, this was so well done
I've never been in a flood, and I can't imagine what it would be like beyond the work you've created.
This is no mockery, or exploitation. You went through a terrible tragedy, and everything you feel is valid.
I hope life will be kinder to you :)

Damn, this hits hard. Very atmospheric, amazing writing and I love the cosmic horror theme, a disaster like that does seem like a cosmic horror. WELL DONE!

I realised I rated this, but I hadn't left a comment yet!

I just wanted to say that this is such a good, short narrative horror experience; your writing is impecicable. It was super atmospheric! I definitely recommend eveyone to check this out!💛

I am a MASSIVE bitch when it comes to horror but still this phenomenal

the writing is so good and i can tell how personal of a story this is.

you did an amazing job!

The game is very scary which is really important for a horror game which you did very well!

The Art and dialog/Grammar was Peak Shakespearian!

I enjoy horror games and I am intrigued to see your future projects! 

I really love the writing in this. You have a way with words that makes the sory feel really visceral.

I'll admit, I am spooked easily, but this game's pacing was phenomenal; the narrative was long enough to give chills, and it never felt unnecessary or repetitive, I was hooked the whole time. Sorry for what happened to you, I find this game a corageous way to share such personal event and talk about a tragedy I otherwise wouldn't have known existed, congrats on the jam!

I'm sorry for what you have to experience. My country has yearly flood too, and I hope it never reached that level of destruction. For the game, I love the atmosphere and sfx. It really brings out the horror atmosphere. I got lost in the deep woods for too long in one of the playthrough, though, but great game still!

I don't usually like these types of games but I was really invested into this one! The story is great, I really loved that you made a game to deal with grief, I think it adds a very personal touch to it and you can sense that when playing.

Multiple endings in a jam game is amazing, I replayed the story several times to get more!

Good job!

There is so much to say about this absolute gem of a game, and it goes to show how important good writing and delivery is for immersing people in your art. I have been a huge fan of Lovecraftian horror since I was a tiny potat, and I love when such stories manage to create an unsettling dread of the unknown. The fact that this is based on real life trauma makes it such a powerful story. Learning that Morrigan has played a lot of TTRPGs came as no surprise :)

This was an incredibly heartbreaking story, I'm so sorry you had to experience that. While I haven't actually been a victim of a natural disaster, I did live in Kansas for a long time which was a part of tornado alley. Spring was never a fun season, it was the season of constant alarms to take cover or be swept away and crushed along with all your loved ones. Occasionally buildings within my small town would be broken or swept away, but hearing about other locations that became victims instilled a deep and constant fear of death in me. I can't imagine actually experiencing it. 

Again, spectacular game and storytelling, and the visuals and sound design provided a great aid for your beautifully carved words (no pun intended!). I really liked that you put the true story at the end to spread awareness, and I hope you continue your career in game making and story telling for years to come. Amazing work!  

I liked this a lot, well done!
I couldn't turn the skip button off though so I did miss a bit while trying to get the last ending

These kinds of games arent usually by thing but I looove the art style, the atmosphere and the fact you have multiple endings. I also like that the whole game has a bit of weight to it, if that makes sense? Really good job uwu

Very interesting game. I got ending 4 on my first playthrough and what a wild ride that was!
I like how parts of it felt like a text adventure where you explore around the area. The visuals and subject of grief reminded me of some tense moments from my own life and put me in weird mood tbh. Still, one of the better visual novels I've seen during this game jam!
Great work and thanks for sharing :)

Alright so I'm a sucker for narratives (making one myself) so I wanted to try some story based games. Yours might've hit me the most so far. Great dialogue and visuals along with beautiful sound design really made this one stand out to me the most. I definitely stayed to get all the endings and play it through 100%, and wanted to say that I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it! Thank you for sharing your story and by all means keep making games!

Pretty good game! Though, I wasn't quite sure how to get the last ending lol.

Very eerie and ominous.

Also, I'm sorry to hear about your circumstance. I don't know what to say.

Wow, I really enjoyed this! Not sure if I've actually played a text adventure before but your storytelling was really great, really put me in the moment and inspire me to tell my own stories, cosmic or personal. We were hit with Hurricane Harvey in my area pretty bad, luckily my city wasn't worst hit and not too much personal damage but I still think about it to this day and how much it affected so many people. I can't imagine how horrible that must've been for you. Thanks for making this game!