Oh I really like this. Really neat aesthetic and awesome story. Multiple endings is super cool for a Jam game!!

I think the connection to the jam theme might be a liiiiittle loose but I still think it kinda works.

Really good job, I thoroughly enjoyed!!

I agree that the music is too loud and high-pitched. For some players the white noise effect can be eye-tiring. Aside from that it's a nice experience. Cool game!

Welp, I'm glad I found a good ending on a first try! Nice game!

Very interesting game. Depression is a real thing and a little game like this can help people realize that they are not alone in their troubles. As others have said, not sure how it plays into the theme, but regardless its a good game. Nice work.

Ooo very dark and cool. I liked everything, multiple endings is always very cool. My main complaint is I don't see how it fit the theme very well. But the game is unique and fun experience, so well done.

I tried both the talking w/ friend and suicide endings! Heres some feedback: 

- The game's art and atmosphere are really good; I like how you did not include shadows in the art and I really felt the eerie effect. 

- I feel like, besides the music, you could have added other sound effects like when the player clicks something or walks. 

- Idk if I missed it, but the black monsters could have made more appearances. 

Nice little game theme around depression. I got the good ending and the true ending.

Fun idea, I also ended up with the good ending. The music was juuust a little loud, but good job overall on the atmosphere.

Good work! I got the good ending!

The first time I played, I got a good ending, but when I played again, I was a little startled by the black characters.

Got good ending and true ending! And I really like the visual style of the game. The simple but consistent 3D objects are very appealing, creating a calm atmosphere with a hidden sense of danger.

As other players mentioned, it is a bit hard to tell when the player can take control. Maybe adding something like an “eye” or vision-blocking overlay could help. When control becomes available, the overlay could fade out, making the state change much clearer.

I got the good ending! I liked you have used the theme to tell a story grounded in reality about how your actions can have effects the people around you, that's quite unique and good message, I felt there could have been more to it but understandable given the time limit. 

I liked how it felt like it was going to be a visual novel at first and transitioned well into the 3D environment! I liked the theming of the static getting more intense each day, representing the mental state of the character, the way that the days are seemly having the same routine, which is a common feeling when you are in that state. I also sense the start of trying to have some environmental story telling with the cans scattered about the floor on 2 day, like the character is letting themselves go by not taking care of their space?  

while I like the music, I wish there was a bit more too it, and for the volume to be turned down a bit. 

Good Effort! : )

I think this has the groundwork for a good story game. A few quality of life things took me out of the story though. One being not knowing when it went from no control to being able to walk around, as well as not being able to skip text once I read it. Once I started walking around tho the apartment seems cozy, and I like how it slowly gets dirtier. I got the good ending on day 2 btw.  

Some advice, don't put constant high pitched sounds / tone music into games. Had to mute the whole game.

I like the idea/message. As other comments said there could be more to the story. I think the depression aspect could be more clear (i.e: feeling lack of emotion, more signs in the apartment). If you come back to this game, it would make a nice short.

appreciate the warning at the start, at least u kinda know what ur getting into. but even then it still hits different. wild experience overall, the tv static artstyle adds a lot to the vibe. story def has potential to go deeper. great job

It was an intresting experience, the take on the theme to tell this kind of story is definitively ambitous for a jam, and with this game being an introduction there's a lot that can be added to present the story you wanted to share

As mentionned before the endings are a bit straightforward, but they serve the choices you make during the game so it's good for me

The very simple artstyle coupled with the TV effect work a lot for this game, but indeed the audio was a bit too loud xD (This techno for the ending was fun I confess x3)

Good job !

Cool game! First time around I missed the jumpscare because I was still looking at the door. It is a bit hard to tell when there's a cutscene and when you can move around, as you are just looking at the door and suddenly can move. I do like the vibe of the static, but it doesn't feel very good to play, and hurt my eyes :( Overall, cool story, the good ending felt extremely straightforward, I think the good ending should be more roundabout, rather than the option I assume most people would choose.

the story is nice and i get the vibe. if we can skip the dialogue that will feel better in terms of interactivity.

Hi, I really liked the game, but maybe the endings could have been improved. I played it two times, where I first answered him, but I think it was too plain. Maybe make the story more expandable and let us know more about what would happen. Like when you answered your phone, there could be a crash accident, and then you thought it was your fault because you answered him and called him. So then you start taking pills for depression, but they do not make you better, and then you start seeing this figure in your room (your dead friend), maybe not sure, or just a strange figure who is following you all the time. Then you keep taking the pills, but you cannot take them anymore because they just make you worse, so what you do is kill yourself or die in your bed by taking pills. That could be one ending. I feel the story had some potential, but overall, it looked good. I liked the assets and the grainy effect, though, overall good job!!

One last thing I would consider is after the cutscene, like when the story intro finished, I thought there was more story, but there was not until I moved the mouse. I feel like some UI for an intro tutorial would be cool, like “use the mouse to look around” or “use WASD for moving,” you know, typical stuff.

I thought the story was deep and the art was very impressive. If I had to give one piece of constructive feedback, I would say that the audio starts too loud. I put my volume on 2/100 for it to be a good volume. On the other hand, if you were intending it to be inescapably loud as a commentary on depression, then that's awesome.