I really like the ps1-esque look of the game, especially with the fixed camera angles. However, I felt like the movement was REALLY clunky, and that made it really difficult to get into/through some of the rooms where the camera stayed put but the character hadn't walked far enough to be on the screen yet (mainly because I think I got stuck on a wall or a doorjamb). Then again, I remember that being something that happened with a LOT of ps1 games, so I don't even necessarily think that that one's on you.

I love how the neighbors are drawn in a completely different style from the rest of the game and how each one has enough personality to stand out. I also like how you played with two different "realms" to deal with, it made the game feel extremely surreal at certain points. I felt like the "other" realm was both whimsical (with the brighter colors at some points) but extremely terrifying all at once, and it was a combination that worked. 

I think the only real critique I have is that there might need to be a slight bit of player guidance, at least in the beginning. I actually found some of the neighbors before finding the elevator and couldn't figure out why I was asking for a fuse from them until I walked down the hall and found the elevator two seconds later. I think all you need is an objectives log. I also found ambient dialogue from the main character saying something like "oh, there's a screwdriver here" or "I think there's something here," but there was no way to interact with the area. I'm not sure if that was a bug I ran into, but I'm sure hoping I don't need whatever she saw in the pile of trash near the stairs. 

Overall, this was incredibly creative and I really liked it. I hope you keep up the good work.

This is one of my favorite games from this jam, hope you continue working on this or make more games in the same style!