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Wow that was an awesome game! Plot twist was really cool too :)

The visuals were the best that I've seen in the game jam yet. I saw that you (or maybe that was the other guy you worked with that wrote that?) got the buildings/cars/... whatever from assets online, but still, the world was very well put together and it looked awesome, really fit the theme too. The lights and bats (?) flying around etc. also really made it look very awesome and immersive.

I really enjoyed it, even though it was short (but what can you expect for a 7 day game jam ofcourse lol). It felt more like a story than a game, which I personally don't mind at all, a lot of games are like this. Maybe in the future, if you make similar games, you could make it more "choice based" as in your choices influence the game, but this isn't stuff that you could or should do in this short game jam.

Nothing was really bad about it so don't have much feedback, something I PERSONALLY felt like is that the text could have been more easy to read (maybe larger, or different font (even though this one was fitting),...), but that's just me :)

Also, changing the resolution or clicking fullscreen wasn't possible for me it seems like

Hi, thank you so much for the feedback!

I was thinking about making a prequel to the game, maybe adding some action scenes with QTEs and multiple endings based on the player’s choices. I’d definitely want to spend more than just one week working on it this time.

Regarding the text, I agree. After replaying the game and having some friends test it, I realized it was still one of the weaker points. In the end, though, I decided to focus more on fixing bugs rather than trying to rework it further. Also, some special characters are missing from the Italian dialogue.
Anyway, thank you again so much for the feedback! I’ll definitely keep it in mind and try to learn from it.

P.S. I had to disable fullscreen because of a bug that caused it to reset every time the scene changed.