This is a pretty good idea; it reminded me of the popular puzzle with doors in D&D.

You did a great job writing the music for the game — it didn’t get boring even after a long time, which is very good.

But there was a nuance: when there were many question options, they went off the screen, and I couldn’t read them because the buttons were arranged horizontally, but overall it’s not a critical error.

It’s a rather unusual approach to the topic, which I really like, and I was really amused by the Ctrl+Z Easter egg.

A good classic adventure game, quite an interesting idea to make the main character a rabbit — I don’t see that very often. But honestly, the musical composition could use some work: it’s not bad, but it’s very overloaded, and that makes it a bit hard to listen to the melody. Also, if you run up and hold left or right, the rabbit sprite looks rather strange — but maybe I just imagined it.

I really liked how funny the character’s movements are, but for some reason, the door to leave the classroom won’t open for me, and when I approach the blackboard, the game just freezes after the message appears — I can’t do anything(

For the first jam, it turned out pretty well. The game has a good atmosphere, and the screamer is quite scary, which is great. However, there are a lot of places on the map where the collisions are either very rough or non‑existent. Because of this, you can walk right through the house and fall outside the map. Also, I didn’t understand why a blur effect is applied when you hover over interactive objects — it makes my eyes feel a bit uneasy. Otherwise, it’s a great job.

You really captured the atmosphere of a detective game. I really liked that you can move and arrange all the items as you wish. Also, you have a pretty good musical composition. But I’d like to see some kind of hint or reminder about what needs to be done — during the game, I forgot part of the dialogue and had to go through all the items again to move forward in the story.