VNs and horror are two of my favorite things as far as games go, so nice choice.

I did the sensible thing and hid the first time around before dying on my second run and then realizing I was dreaming on the third run :D

I don't know what engine you used, but what I've seen of the game looks to be within the scope of a traditional visual novel. If you plan on making more games like this, have a look at ren'py. It's an engine specifically made for visual novels that already offers a great framework for choices, saving, loading, handling sprites, text history etc. - anything a VN needs, really.

This jam we made a VN and tactical RPG hybrid which meant I had to use Unity over ren'py and it only served to remind me of just *how* much quality of life it offers when creating VNs.

Anyway, nice game!

I live alone and this scared the shit out of me!

Especially when I have a very high quality audio environment, made this a really immersive experience for me. You have my high rating ^^

"Based on a real story" ... after getting all the three endings, I think I can guess which it was. Overall, what an incredible game! The visual story telling felt great and making decisions felt like they all had an impact. The sound effects really helped to sell the experience too! Well put together and a ton of fun to play!

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Really liked this game. Always love to see a good visual novel in a game jam. The sound effects and art were really good for 48 hours. Well done on this.

Man this was really good! The art, the sound effects and the background music are all awesome and contribute a lot to create a very heavy and immersive atmosphere. The first noise we heard about the intruder was very good in breaking the peace and actually scared me. But I don't think it fits the theme really well.

When I go to options then click exit I get the following error

beyond that - where are we living that 2-5am is pitch black? cannot relate, californians represent :P

i think it'd be super scary if upon reading 'footsteps emerge' etc we hear footsteps

the line "theres barely enough height to survive the jump / theres barely enough height to injure something" doesnt make sense because if there's barely a chance you'll survive then you'll definitely injure something

other than that i felt like it was generally very well written and as the game progressed i found it harder and harder to make eye contact w my screen

narrative is also really interesting to see because i feel like we sometimes think about this exact scenario and play out what we'd do in our heads, so it's cool to actually play it out in front of me

so overall, very nice (and scary) job *shivers*

Is there just glass everywhere in the house?

I decided to jump out the window the first time through lol