I really liked the atmosphere you’ve created here. The warm lighting, old furniture, and environmental details make the room feel believable, and hearing the fireplace before the visuals even finished loading was a nice touch.
I spent some time exploring the different interactions.
I could adjust the TV, tune the radio into several broadcasts, rotate the photographs, and match the grandfather clock to the pocket watch to trigger a chime.
The radio was probably my favorite part.
The old-fashioned broadcasts were interesting, especially the one discussing things that sounded surprisingly modern in such a vintage presentation.
Where I struggled was understanding how those discoveries connected. Matching the clocks produced a sound, but I couldn’t tell whether it changed anything. I also couldn’t find a meaningful result from adjusting the TV or rotating the pictures.
I got the impression there was a larger puzzle here, but I never found a clear path through it.
I also experienced some significant performance issues in the browser.
The initial load was lengthy, and turning on the radio caused the page to become unresponsive long enough for the browser to offer to terminate it.
It eventually recovered, but the interruptions made exploration less enjoyable.
Overall, I think the environment and audio are the strongest parts.
I’d love to see clearer feedback when a puzzle interaction succeeds, and a stronger sense of how the individual discoveries connect.
There’s a nice atmosphere here, and I think making the puzzle progression easier to recognize would help players appreciate what’s already been built.