Love the vibes. We need more lighthouse works (especially if the light comes from burning them bodies, that's a dope concept). Typing out the journal did engross me into the story. Bunch of notes: text characters as mentioned by others, after moving a match out of the screen the whole screen got a red overlay(? I think I managed to select the UI or something haha), the first puzzle with lighting the same match 3 times was super unclear (you can't relight the match so I wasn't really thinking that; I was trying to pull up a new one - maybe click on the open matches just spawns a new match); I'd would have use different color for who's talking labels or other differentiator. "49 days later" just opens back into the bedroom feels like a big opportunity to do an impactful story/time cut. The video might have gone a touch too far with the dithering it was hard to make out what are you saying with some of the shots. After the video and a bit of text from narrator I get black screen with just the music playing on repeat, no text or anything? Had to quit there.

This is an amazing masterpiece I just can't call it simply a game! Wow, super cool!

The art is super good, and the narrative is engrossing! The only problem I encountered was that some text was not properly rendered. I looked up all the errors, and they were for the following characters: ... , / , - , ] , > , and ~. Other than that slight hiccup, it's great!

i like the art the sounds and the vibe

but realy need to tell the player wher to go or what to do next

I liked the music/audio and especially the art style and the resulting gritty vibe that this game has. I got stuck on the writing of the Journal because I didn’t realize at first that I had to write it. But once i understood what i needed to do I liked it, seems like a good way for the player to hear the story. Some thing were a bit annoying like some characters being too similar in the font like

A - I

. - ,

And I noticed a character that seems like a Bug. (I was playing the Web Version)

I didn’t quite understand what to do after setting the cloth on fire. It just stays there, and there don’t seem to be any interaction buttons, so I wasn’t sure how to continue.

Still, it’s a very interesting entry! The art style is really consistent, and while the contrast is a bit strong in my opinion, it gives the game a very immersive atmosphere. Nice job!