This was very slick, like a demo for a full game! I really liked it, especially as like an uno reverse of my entry ^-^" hehe

Things I loved:

• You nailed the sombre, noir-esque vibe of a detective investigation very well!
• The non-linear aspect was fresh, I liked having to go back in with a different order to piece things together in another way
• The time mechanic was interest - there was def something compelling about choosing what to investigate based on how long I thought it would take that I haven't really seen before in the genre, great stuff
• The overall level of detail was really nice, very polished for a 7-day jam! Congrats :D

Things I'd love to see:

• It'd be good to be able to restart the game from within a run after completing the investigation, so that you could track if you've gotten all 14 clues after reversing time.  It'd just be nice to track if I got everything, I think I did but I'm not sure and there's currently no way to tell
• Skipping the dialogue by clicking was very nice, but there is a slight delay at the start that became annoying by the third loop. Found myself spam clicking every screen I'd seen before, which detracted a bit from the slow burn vibe IMO
• Also a really basic Shift to run that only unlocks itself after the first loop would be great!
• What's behind the door! ;)

interesting idea. I'll give it a good rating. 

At first, I thought it was John Snow, so I guess I jumped to conclusions a bit too early. 😄

The audio was great, and the cinematography was really well done. The walking felt a little slow and heavy, but I think that was an intentional design choice by the developer.

I also enjoyed the story. Writing a good detective story is difficult—if you reveal too much, players figure out the culprit too quickly; if you reveal too little, they can't solve the mystery at all. I think you found the right balance between the two.

Congratulations! It was a really enjoyable experience.