This game was super charming! The puzzles were very engaging and some were pretty difficult (or maybe I'm not very good at puzzle games) and the music and sound design were great! I love the fact that as you progress and erase all the memories, the music gets stripped back and taken apart piece by piece, it's a really lovely touch! Really well done!

This is such a bittersweet tale that is well-told and well-paced. I liked the puzzles, they were engaging but (apart from a couple) not too difficult. The musicality of the puzzle's sound effects delighted me, and the music really sold the emotions of the game. This story felt real and human, and the process of healing at the end was cathartic. Definitely pulled at the heartstrings. Great work.

This is a really cool concept. I enjoyed the puzzles a lot. The music and sound design was especially nice. I appreciated how the complexity of the puzzles was linked to the emotional content of the story. At the moment when the events in the story felt inevitable the puzzles became trivial, very nice integration.

A couple of things about the puzzles: I felt like the 1 nodes were sort of superfluous since there's only one way they can resolve, you just have to click on them. The fact that the diagonal spacing was so much larger than the horizontal and vertical spacing meant that I kept not seeing that I could connect things diagonally. I got used to it pretty quickly but I still think it would be better to either make the spacing more uniform or to mark out ghost edges where an edge could be. Or something like that so that the potential connection is easy to see.

This is a very cool idea! Love how you present your puzzles, and now they tell an interesting story through the whole game without hamfisting it in too. The phone unlocking mechanic is unlike anything else, and showing the story through each file deleted felt very organic and creative at the same time. I'd say this is one of the best puzzle games in this jam I've played! This is a job well done for sure!

For some criticism, I'd say there should be a way to restrict a bit the order of how the story is told. I like that fact that there is freedom to play later levels and read the stories there (I played the game entirely backwards, with healing as the first set of levels to be played). In terms of gameplay and future development, I'd say there should still be some kind of level ordering. At least by then, you could restrict players from playing the hardest level in the get-go. I will also suggest subtitles for the audio recordings, just for the sake of accessibility.

Anyway, this game is really well done, and I hope you all will continue making awesome games in the future! Well done!

Aaaay, a fellow Godot Wildjammer out and about. Saw y'all post in the GWJ Discord and had to give it a try. Noticed y'all mentioning dev'ing being chaotic 'cause of jammin', but honestly, I would not have been able to tell since the game and narrative loop are quite clean.

The lock puzzles were highly engaging, not too difficult, and perfectly encapsulated that phone experience. Would be cool to see if that concept can be expanded, but I do understand this game took more of a narrative approach. I also thought the narrative was super well-crafted.

I think my only feedback would be on visuals. Just something about the phone device and the actual screen interface felt disconnected. Might've been 'cause they have different line thicknesses, but I'm not sure. Also for myself, it was kinda of hard to read the writing due to the resolution. I do love the resolution choice matching that of a phone, but feel like maybe y'all could've just shown it was on a phone at the beginning and then "zoomed in" to only show the screen. Honestly a nitpick if we're being real and would understand if that's not the move.

Either way, super cool stuff and nice job, guys!

Nice game! I didn't expect such a narrative, but it was quite interesting. Very good combination of puzzle gameplay and story.

The 2D game is a fairly well-written narrative game and we feel certain emotions, the game is a mixture of game jam and that, well done to the team!

This was a really neat puzzle game. I like the mechanics. 

Also the opening puzzle threw me off on solving the others, but I got it quickly. Something you might want to keep in mind as you develop this further.

Really cute game! loved that you guys added different file types to delete (some letters, some pictures, some audios) it made the game so much more interesting. Good job!

Super relaxing puzzle game! Loved the narrative integration, it was a really  nice touch! Great job!

I didn't expect a narrative game, but this was sweet.

The sound design of the puzzles is so pleasing! The puzzles themselves were great too, to the point that I got more invested in them than in the story haha

Great job!