Very atmospheric, and a nice mystery. The time travel idea is great! Unfortunately, I couldn't figure out the mechanics of talking to Bob without the power plant blowing up.

Mouse sensitivity was a bit too high.

The game is interesting, with good visuals and sound. The idea of time travel to see the consequences is great. However, the mouse sensitivity for character rotation is a bit too high—at such a low movement speed, it creates problems. It’s not intuitively clear where to drag the cards during a battle, and it's not even clear what the hand is for; if the cards are just yes and no, it would be better to either play them straight into the hand and fill up as you use them, or play them directly from the deck.

Great game! The visuals and sound design are excellent. The card mechanic is interesting, though it feels a bit unintuitive at first.

Wow really enjoyed playing this! What a great idea! The art style and sounds worked well together and loved the card-game mechanics. Loved having to travel in time to get the clues!

Having some more Feedback around the card hover areas I think would improve the feel a lot. Can be hard to tell where the cards should go.

Really great work! Such a fun experience!

I luv it. All element of this game has good, visual, sound,dialog, vibe and mechanic has amazing! I'm so surprise on game play and keep playing to win this game. So, I want to play more and more and waiting for the full game on Steam. Just do it!
Great Job!

Loved it! The story was pretty cool to see properly implemented with the time mechanic and everything (those damned pigs...) and the cards mechanic was certainly interesting!

I will say that it's still a bit buggy and confused me a bit when I first approached it, haha. I didn't realize I HAD to throw cards in the trash, nor that it's a good thing - so I kept just stockpiling them in my hand, which caused all sorts of weird issues (cards being on top of each other, getting stuck on the NPC side, etc etc).

I did eventually figure it out after reading the game page a little more closely - but I do think it's a little unintuitive; After I realized that trashing the cards generates more of them, I figured there wasn't really a reason to have.. ANY card in my hand? I just pick one out of the deck and either trash it instantly or give it to the NPC; The hand mechanic just meant that I couldn't give it to them directly from the deck, but had to make a stop in-between, which felt a little weird. 

Imo, would be more understandable and flow better if there's JUST the deck and you pull a card out and need to either give it or trash it!

Either way though - super cool stuff, awesome job!!

I think the story idea of going forward in time to see what goes wrong, and then using that knowledge to prevent these things is a really interesting concept. If you expanded on this concept more and had some detective-like puzzle elements it would've been more fun for me, since currently the gameplay isn't much more than dragging cards around within a time limit. 

Also it would be nice to see a good ending/ have some more explicit feedback that you have won (maybe I just missed it).

The sensitivity was also really high which made the first part of the game feel a bit more annoying so maybe adding a sensitivity slider would be useful (although I admit this is maybe more personal preference).

Really enjoyed your game! The story, the atmosphere you created with the music, sound and lighting (and those ominous red-eyed pigs). The gameplay was also unique and interesting. Well done!

Using time travel to prevent a catastrophic disaster is an amazing concept that fits really well with the Game Jam's theme. The core gameplay could definitely use some polish, but I do like the idea of using card to answer question, maybe you can expand on it further and make more answers other than a simple "yes" or "no"

In any case, this a very original and unique idea, executed quite well, great job!

The game’s concept of blending a time-travel narrative with a 3D card battle system is really intriguing, and the visuals have a cool feel. Overall, it’s a promising idea that would benefit from a bit more polish to make the core mechanics truly shine. Keep up the good work!

The visuals are very cool, the feeling of the game is really smooth! I like the concept of integrating a small "card game" inside another game and also the "traveling through time" idea! There is not much I can say on the negative side, the game feels polished and the atmosphere it creates is really nice, I might change the looks of the UI during the card minigame but other than that is really cool! Great job guys!

Interesting card game mechanics! It's a fun way to do investigations

Very cool concept! i didnt really get the card mechanic... he asked "is the gauge faulty" and i put the yes card in but it just didnt work i still lost health...

i dont know if its a bug or if im just stupid 😅

still, the concept is pretty cool!

Very nice game and idea well Done !

Fascinating idea for a gameplay mechanic to use cards for dialogue, kudos on the idea. I do think that the idea has unfortunately, for the obvious reason of being in a jam, ultimately not worked out as well as planned though as it is ultimately just a more laborious way of answering a yes/no dialogue choice.

I love how Bob asks both basic evidence-based questions as well as questions about the dialogue itself, and there’s a surprising amount of polish in many areas.

Would love to see where the core idea could go given more time! Great job!

The concept is fun but the card game mechanic is not intuitive at all, I struggled to understand it, some tutorial or in-game explanation would be nice.

I have completed the game!  It was fun to look around the map and find clues.  However, I felt that the mouse sensitivity for rotating the view was a bit too high.  I think a slightly lower sensitivity would improve the experience!

Fun concept, but maybe some other way to use the cards. Not just words on cards, but a image associated with the answer. But see the potential here. Overall fun little game.