I'm pretty bad at bullet hell games but this was really impressive for just 1 week! Love the artstyle and the gameplay loop is a simple roguelike but still quite fun.
Reminds me a lot of the old rage/troll flash games era of the 2010s :) This was a blast to the past with its humor and unique take on the theme. Great job!
fun game! the unreliable narrator approach never gets old. I do wish there were some further leniency mechanics like coyote time and input buffering, but for a 1 week game this was quite impressive and cohesive overall. great job :)
love the style of this game, especially the sketchy handdrawn animations paired with low-poly 3d models. it gives off the charming handcrafted personality a lot of modern games are missing! the game itself was short and simple but I still had a good time. with only 3 levels, I didn't really find myself having to understand each role, although I do see a lot more potential with this format. while playing i was hoping we'd get into some situations where, say, someone claims another person is a forensic but the person is an outlier, and you'd have to reason through whether or not to trust their judgement creating a bit more of a logic puzzle. regardless, this was a cool little game especially for something made in just 1 week!
Loved the art of this game! Reminded me of classic folklore books which fits perfectly for the vibe you were going for. The game was a fun and simple visual novel experience, overall I'd love to see it expanded upon with more dialog choices and endings!
I'm not one to play a lot of horror games but I found myself surprisingly invested! This one captures that tense feeling that a lot of the best horror games evoke without it feeling too overwhelming. I found some levels err on the side of trial-and-error because it's hard to react to what's coming, but I think that also adds to a feeling of a horror/puzzle fusion genre. Very unique take, good job!
