Nice game! It reminds me a bit of mine, but with a longer storyline. I was confused about what to do when begging, maybe you should add hints for the player when they get stuck. There is other feedback:

1) The controls are very hard and you should tune them - no coyote time, you can easily fall off the platform.  

2) Why can I click on the game folder on the main screen and it restarts and resets all progress T_T

3) The cipher part is overwhelming. When I see 5 different notes, a browser with 5 tabs, I just don't want to do anything because it's very hard to understand what the next step is. Maybe adding a progress bar that tells you what to do next would be good. I am not a fan of these things where the player has to think carefully about what to do next (like in Outer Wilds), I prefer when the game gives you instant feedback.

Still, very solid attempt! Also +1 for the phonk ;)

Damn. thats honestly one of the better games in this jam and it needs more attention, its a shame i just found it out today and not earlier so more people could find this lol

only criticism ive got is the last code, i couldnt figure out what im supposed to do with it, i had to look for it here in the comments lol (i think if you maybe added another code that reverses the string it wouldve been better) and the jumpscare at the end kinda made me jump lmao

Genuinly one of the better games of this jam! you should post more in the community tab so you get more votes and people notice your game more!

JUMPSCARE ALERT, JUMPSCARE ALERT, JUMPSCARE ALERT and it's a shame you didn't put a warning anywhere. We're not in a "horror-themed" jam, we don't expect anything like that, and it can be a very, very unpleasant surprise when you tease a mystery and just throw a stupid jumpscare in our faces as only explanation. And yes, you mention some "face with static" and the logs are more and more scared, but I just thought it was part of the mystery.

Ok, now, I calm down, and I proceed to write the *real* review, without that f-ing ending xD.

I really enjoyed the base idea of a character that escapes its game and wander into Windows ^^. The log idea is great, and like the logic of the puzzle (but I feel like I skipped some steps, because I never used the C# code  or log 4, I just entered the data in the browser things and it got me the code that I mirrored). 

The interactions with the Windows elements are top-notch: mixing "Windows" and platforming is a really neat idea. The "paint" part is genius, the "chat" part is really nice, and overall, I liked to use the logs as platforms and elevators =p.

The graphics, sound design and general ambiance is really good and very polished. The story is also very engaging, even if I would have liked a real ending with an explanation about this mysterious file (I expected a twist like "we are helping a virus escaping quarantine without knowing it" =p) (Note: I closed my browser the second you-know-what happened, so maybe I missed something after).

Overall, this is a very solid entry and I enjoyed playing it! And I'm honestly impressed you did all that alone and in one week, so congratulations ^^! Keep up the good work =).

Cool concept, really enjoyed it!

Amazing game! Loved the first fourth wall break and the puzzles afterward. I overthought mirror one and tried to put the word itself in the code, but it was easier than I thought :D

P.S. I love playing these types of games, if you like them too, you can check similar type of game on my page (it is not for this hackathon) - there you need to use real social networks to solve the puzzles (I hope these weren't deleted because of being inactive :D)

rated!

Cute game! I like the fourth  wall break. literally

Interesting game!

The only thing i have to say is the movement feels floaty, and the fact you get stuck to walls when you run against them. If you want to fix this (we have some time to fix bugs) you can make the player have a physic material with a friction of 0, and same for the walls ^^