I began playing as if spellbound by the 90s visual novel UI style, with statues standing on either side. Though I didn't fully grasp why Her treated me that way in that scene, the sheer spectacle alone felt overwhelming. Did I disappoint Her? Despite the short playtime, when only Her's ankle remained in the deteriorating illustration at the end, accompanied by the title screen's ECG-like chiptune music, I felt a profound sense of loss even without understanding the story. Thank you for letting me experience this awful feeling. (not blame!)

Loved the PC-98 frame around the game. Beautiful work, and really disturbing horror in that one scene. Love a deluded unreliable narrator, it all really worked well together. The menu was also a highlight.

really amazing aesthetics & UI, and thematically i love the contrast between the grand religious imagery and the clearly modern backgrounds! the beeping sfx at the end merging back to the (very good) main menu theme was an incredible moment. i know both characters aren't really meant to speak but i felt like i really wanted to hear more of their voices than just a few words!

great job & looking forward to more!!

That was even darker than I expected. What a beautiful-looking game you made in a week. The retro aesthetic, her sprite portrait, and how she appeared in the CGs were gorgeous. This jam might have had one of the strongest sound designs for me. The footsteps, the long pauses, they really make the experience a lot stronger as a whole. It is a short VN with a story that I think is quite impressive for a game jam.

As for the story itself, I feel like I do understand what was going on, but I was not as emotionally connected as I could have been. It is very hard to build that up in 10 to 15 minutes, though. What I did get from the story left a sinking feeling in my chest, which is more than likely what you intended.

The story was fantastic, and had a pretty good build up. I especially loved the bits near the end where the text started getting more frantic and jumping off the text box. It really sold the ending for me. If I was to critique anything, I would suggest lowering the volume of the writing bits slightly, but that's a very minor critique. Great job!

I am yet again blown away with what people have done with Ren'Py in the jams I have attended. I absolutely love the style and aesthetic you achieved. Beautiful work, and I don't like visual novels, regardless, my eyes are being opened to the truth. I want to bring attention to your character design, it's very nice. The shape language you conveyed in her silhouette is excellent. The story is captivating and genuinely had me uneasy. It was painfully obvious some freaky shit was goin on but holy crap that climax was incredibly executed. Again, spectacular implementation of Ren'Py. 

Wonderful jo-- ok wtf lmao I was paused just after the spooky scene typing this and the game got a shader error and like visually crashed my browsers (all of them) for a sec. Super freaky, no damage done, and likely unintended. Honestly it just means bonus points wtf.

Great little enjoyable VN! The aesthetic is great, the pixel art, and the 16-bit sound effects. The story is simple but still enjoyable.

It was difficult for me to click the "Start" button in the main menu. When I heard the music and saw the visual, I knew I was going to have a great time. The game has a great aesthetic. The combination of music and visual style is amazing. I was satisfied with the storyline. I look forward to your next projects! 

P.S. In the future, I would like the game's interface to be slightly larger.

I loved this. From the second I heard the main menu music, to the second that same music started to loop again after the final scene. God I hate how much I actually love this, of course, meant with all the admiration and awe.