Good storytelling!. I hope there is another ending. I have not found that out but it would be disappointing to know there is only a bad ending. Nice game nonetheless.

That was a fun game! Love the aesthetics! 

Your novel style for some reason reminded me of the Gabriel Knight games! Loved the maid animation as well and how you had inside joke pictures at the wall, haha! The mini game was also a refreshing mechanic to add! Theme was spot on! super fun experience!

Congrats to the team 💪✨😊

Really great game! I loved all the dialogue, and being able to inspect the environment was great. I really enjoyed all the graphics, both the pixel art and the 3D environments. Amazing job to the team!

Really great little self-contained story! Had a lot of fun playing through it. Love the aesthetics and great choice on the music. Digging the Snatcher vibes too. It's always impressive when there's a complete story like this in a game jam game. Great job!

Interesting point&click adventure combined with an action mini game.

There could be more stuff to do up to the conclusion, but that's the scope limit of a jam game...

Quite interesting, visuals and music are working great together, the players choice are well placed, i wantet to leave the house after seeing the pictures with some man, who is doing experiments in a closed room, but at the same time i wantet to knew the story. The shooting game was a welcomed minigame. Well done, it was really fun to play

Full 5 stars on all accounts from me. I was engaged from start to finish here. Nicely done from both of you

That was awesome! Had me hook line and sinker. Having the mouse on a grid was a good idea. Nice writing and artwork!

This is a complete adventure game with story, music, action mechanics and everything, a great achievement!

Good entry to the jam! Some of the options didn't work throughout the game and some didn't make sense. E.g., I think it was in the basement where one of the options was "talk" and when I clicked it, it said "there is no need to talk", which makes the option irrelevant. 
The game worked fine for me otherwise, but the quit btn in the end did not work at all.
Congrats on the game!

Pretty neat game. I liked the mini-game. I'd be curious to see what a non-jam version looked like, but this was a solid entry. Good job!

Cool art style and interesting take on the theme. The small shooter mini-game was a nice switch-up from the narrative, well done!

This is one of the best games I've played in this jam, great presentation, atmosphere, story, mechanics, music, sound effects. It was a proper game. I'd have liked to be able to choose a better ending for the main character but other than that, top notch work. A lot of work clearly went into making everything that was included in this game!

First of all, the writing was absolutely excellent. From the very beginning, the atmosphere and dialogue established a strong sense of mystery that immediately pulled me in and kept me eager to see how the story would unfold.

My one critique is that the ending leaned a bit too heavily on exposition to deliver the plot twist. I know that approach works for some readers, but I personally prefer when those revelations emerge more organically through the narrative itself. That said, considering this was completed in just a week, it’s completely understandable.

Overall, though, the presentation was exceptional.

Just like Cliff I felt a bit trapped when after finishing the game I couldn't get out without closing the page :P
Interesting take on the theme. First time I play this genre of game, I enjoyed it, it was quite engaging. I must say that I would have preferred to fix the box as cliff in the form of a puzzle than shooting at the poor spiders :D
Well done overall

You fit a lot into this!

I was going to make a comment about some oddities in the writing, until I found out it had been foreshadowing all along.

Visuals and sounds are very fitting, I especially like the music for combat.

Speaking of combat, it was suitably tense without being too difficult. I liked being able to shoot infinitely without reloading, and the grid system meant I didn't have to be good at aiming either.

The story is well written. The point and click-like style of non-combat gameplay is nicely done as well. Toward the end the options become extremely limited, which I again found odd, but I believe that's also a purposeful, narrative choice.

The psychological twist in the end was good. I found it immersive that the narrative of the game immediately shifts towards the master becoming the player character in the end and cliff becoming the npc. Design reminded me of Resident evil and D (the game). Nice work.