this is probably one of the most intriguing things i've ever seen on this site. i find this work to operate alongside the genre of the "art game", where the act of having fun is superseded by the act of stating a message (this doesn't make the experience any less fun per se, but you get what i mean). as a fellow creative i love these games the most because it strikes a balance between games as entertainment and art as beauty. so thanks for making this — i really appreciate it!

on the topic of critiques, i'm a big fan of the concept of "show, don't tell" in media; i feel as if there was a bit too much telling and not as much showing with this work. if this were to be iterated upon, i would've loved for the overall experience to be longer, so as to really show how isolation erodes the mind.

this really was a breath of fresh air for me, though. thanks again so much for making this — i really hope you continue to make more of these interactive experiences in the future !!

Hey, putting aside judging for a moment, I think it was a really nice thing to suggest guidance and support for people that may be experiencing the same themes as in the game. I think that reflects a thoughtful and outward concern that is really nice to see in a jam. 

I liked it. Short but very expressive. I think my game is like the evil version of yours though laksjfdlajdlajasd