How many hours did it take  to code this game?

Pretty trippy game.

But overall, very cool atmosphere!

I sure would like to give this one six stars for graphics, as I really found it exceptional how moody an atmosphere the lighting and asset choice create.  Sharp, low-poly models combined with modern fashions and harsh nightclub lighting gave me a feel that was way higher than the budget of the title would suggest, and had real VtM: Bloodlines vibes, if you enjoyed that title.  It also had some Else Heart.Break(); to it, unless I miss my guess.

I had some trouble talking to characters, as it was not always obvious where I needed to face to engage the text prompt, or whom I'd be able to talk to vs. whom I couldn't.  It wasn't too much of an inhibition, as it's far from the only game (even in this jam! I've had that problem with.

One thing that deserves especial callout is the quality of the dialogue presentation.  Despite the audio being relentless, the visuals are engaging, obvious, and technically well-implemented - it's hard to get into a state in which the text you're meant to be experiencing is not visible or obvious to you, and that's a lot to say for an in-scene-text implementation done for a 7-day game!

Overall I was very impressed, thank you for the game!

yeah the games aesthetics are really cool. The added dialogue with some of the random npc's is a nice touch. some things I noticed was that when talking to vex his dialogue was backwards and I had no idea what I was doing after talking to him. There was some mistakes in the dialogue with some npc's. but the game is really good. I like that you added life into your characters and how they are constantly moving around. good work guys.

I wanted to get run over by a Taxi, the game didn't allow me...
solid 7/10