This is a great twist on the 'papers' formula, and well made. Surprisingly subtle cases, especially for a jam game. Great work!

Feel free to rate my entry :P

Had a lot of fun with this one. Some of the cases were way more morally grey than I expected, which made the decisions genuinely interesting.

Apparently my personal judgement is very different from whatever standards the Afterlife Station is using though, because I somehow finished with 8/18 accuracy.  :-D
Some cases had me thinking “okay, technically that was wrong, but surely not eternal damnation wrong.”

Really fun concept, and definitely one that made me think more about my choices than I expected.

A very interesting concept, though I'm kinda curious to know what were the correct choices from the game's perspective. Because I don't regret even a single one of my decisions XD

Great game! I feel like it could use some work in the theme though. perhaps in indicator or way to tell if they are lying or not, though its probably just a me thing(I am too gracious and sent them all to heaven😭). its a really good game, well done!

Clean, minimalist sound effects, visuals and gameplay. The theme wasn't very clear in it but the gameplay is super addictive. And honestly pretty neat work for a solo dev i think. 

Fun game, but would be cool if the feedback of wrong/right choices were more instant or had more obvious consequences. The "life" option is an interesting option, but I don't know if "heaven" or "life" is supposed to be the better positive option (not sure if it is religious/in game story context interpretation). And on the flip side, life could be worse than hell (or living miserably for even longer, then experiencing hell after) based on one's situation (thought I didn't encounter that situation in this game).

This game was pretty nice! Really, an only critique I have is that the consequences of misplacing a sinful or sinless person in the wrong place is very weak. Its only told at the end of the game, meaning the actual gameplay lacks a really meaningful incentive to choose wisely. Maybe you could be hurt by some divine power or smth. Even the score at the end of the game is practically useless, as theres no consequence to having a low accuracy. I like the rest of the game tho.

This was great! The art style and color scheme is so appealing. And there's something about it all that just feels so calming. Also, all the life stories are a nice touch, and I'm surprised that there are so many. Good job!

Very simple but cute! I liked it :D

This is like Papers, Please but set in heaven, where you decide whether someone goes to heaven or hell. The tricky part is that each person’s deeds and misdeeds create a gray area in deciding whether they can be trusted or not, especially when you have to consider whether their actions had good intentions behind them. Interesting concept for the theme. Good job!

I love this game and played it for many shift. I even got a 3/18 accuracy score. That probably means I know everything. This game feels finished and I like the art.

Good idea and execution, feels polished, I only wish there some consequences for incorrect decisions, for now each decision doesn't affect anything  in terms of gameplay mechanics. Good job

Great game…. visuals are so good…I rate it please rate my game glitch runner

Hey loved your game super cute and makes you think for yourself on your own good deeds and bad. Very reflective game. I like the message, and I like the art and look of it and how there is a report. This was nicely polished

This is the same idea me and my artist had before we pivoted. In a way, I see a lot of choices that we would've made go into the final game. I'd really like to get to know you and your opinions on morality and the afterlife. Also, the 7 point scale is the best :)