Really cool attempt at creating a noire game. I really loved LA Noire back in the day, and found a little bit of the atmosphere in that game, it was nice.

The gameplay is cool, I like the fact of having multiple endings. However it is sometimes hard to keep track of everything as you're killing bad guys and picking up clues/ pieces of evidence.

Also the beginning "cinematics" were quite classy. 

Honestly it's very good, congrats :)

Good game overall, maybe a mission structure to help the player to follow the story could make serious improvement on a pretty cool game!

I didn't really understand what was going on with the story, so I ended up playing it pretty much like a regular top down shooter. It worked!

The introduction is awesome, the music was awesome and you nailed the detective aspect. As for the game itself it's well done.

As said by another comment it would have been nice to have a mission structure because at the end you end up wandering around without a clear puprose.

I liked the art in the game but sometimes it wasn't consistent and some elements felt too different from each other.

The game mechanic is fun and the projectiles are satisfying. I liked also the fact that you put different description to the items, it makes the game more immersive. 

I think you nailed the theme.

Nice job!

Overall well made game. Was expecting a story but ended up shooting until I win.
Game felt laggy in middle but after that I guess I shot enough enemies and it was fine. I guess it means that everything was on the map from the start. If so then there should be some system that deatviates enemies that are too far away from me so they don't interfere needlesly. Or spawn enemies in regions only then I enter them for the first time.

I like the art style and the idea of the game!

It's a really cool game. I love the shooting mechanics, I love the giant bullets, and I love the lighting effects.

I feel like you might have scoped too big with the game's scenarios? There's supposedly this big mystery brewing, but the game is fully open world, and the buildings are kinda hard to distinguish... so you kinda just end up wandering around blasting every goon & cop you see until you find giant people to talk to. Eventually the game told me I won, I suppose.

I think either having a more traditional mission structure where the choices you make are more clear, or no story at all (to focus more on the great shooting mechanics) would have been better...

I love the audio and the hand-drawn cutscenes. I love the chalk lines from dead enemies, that's a fun touch. I'm not sure about the pictures of figurines that were used for the NPCs.

Really liked the hand drawn cutscenes

hand painted stills on the cutscene are great.  I love how the bullets get HUGE and the chalk lines from dead enemies. 

Very ambitious game. 

I loved the cinematic cutscenes art style. Combat was rather enjoyable (I see that it was inspired by hotline miami). Plot is incomprehensively cliche (which is a plus in this jam).

For improvement, obviously performance on the Web Build, but also could do with some more consistency in art style in the main game; Many sprites and the characters felt out of place in the world. Finally, a small improvement could be making sure that the music doesn't stop when you switch screens in the start menu or when you open a note in the main game (perhaps just dim the music instead).

All in all, a strong submission! Well done to your team.

I thought you really nailed the noir theme, and you a lot of the major clichés of the genre. I found the plot incomprehensible, but that only added to the theme for me!

Although the description said that stealth was an option, I couldn't manage to play that way and got the "Brutal" ending.

The graphics felt inconsistent, and the gameplay didn't progress, but I respect the amount of content you managed to make in a month. Nice entry!

I loved the atmosphere that you set up for the game. The music, visuals and cutscenes were really effects. I really enjoyed your game. Kudos!

Really liked the ambience in the cutscenes