I love the art and I think the music was a lot of fun, though I agree with the other commenters that control screen was a bit much to not only learn but also remember. If you decided to expand on this game, it might be a good idea to consider spacing out when certain mechanics are introduced to make the tutorial more bite sized.

Other than that, I thought it was a great choice to have the fun music in the other world abruptly cut out when returning to reality. Great job!

I liked the dual realities and having to manage both of them. I was interested in where the hospital scene would go.  The controls  were a little hard to get accustomed to - specifically the mouse parts felt like it would have been key buttons instead. Though overall very intriguing!

This is so cool! I love the juggling between the two worlds, and the stark differences between them. The music is great. There's a lot to keep track of and it's awesome. I never actually got out though, I'm a ragequitter to be sure. Great game.

Quite a fun mechanic with the juggling between the imagination and psych ward! Maybe would have hoped a little bit bigger are on the imagination and different enemies, right now it was quite easy to just run through the game and find the stuff.

All in all imaginative mechanic with moving both at the same time, so you had to be careful not to walk at the guards (although getting in that one room let you be forever in imagination). Hoped that you could have progressed there as well than just kill enemies.

This was a lot to take in at first haha, a lot of health bars and screens to keep track of. I eventually got into it though, mostly cause the aesthetic between the two locations was such a cool contrast. The badass music of the hallucination paired with the creepy as hell ambience of the hospital kept me playing. I did run into a bug where I opened the drawer and had the note up on the screen, but I wasn't able to figure out how to close it (and then I foolishly hit 'Esc' which made the gameplay window small again and ultimately led to me getting eaten by ghosts... oh well, so it goes).

I went back and read the game page cause I wasn't entirely sure what I'm supposed to do, but now that I'm armed with spoilers, I'll give it another go and try to find the exit. All in all a really cool interpretation of the Life in 2D theme though, and the mood and atmosphere really got me into it.

Lol too funny toggling between an adventure and psych ward!

I'm so sorry, but I can't review and rate yours :') My screen is too small (I'm afraid if I rate yours, it'll be irrelevant). But, at least, I really like your pixel art

Really cool game idea. But what are all of the endings

I dont know why but I got outside the map (in the hospital)xD. however, pretty cool concept for the game. I dont know if its intended or not but I can spam drink beer, my opinion, I think its better if you give the player some consequences like if you drink too much beer for X Second, your player will be drunk, and enemy will spawn more often for example. 

Story of my life!

I was a little unclear on how the two worlds "connected" and I wasn't able to progress in any real way as the adventurer. Still, great art, both the characters and background, and I like the concept of being an old man dreaming of another life. The tonal switch in music ambiance really sold the transition.

If I were to put on my designer hat, I would suggest that any found "medications" transition the character to the other world, where the player can progress and see what's different and what is paralleled, then eventually switch back, and so on. Seems like a tidy, interesting game loop.

Enjoyed your entry! Good luck in your future endeavors (and go easy on the brewskis)