It was fun to see the theme being taken so literal, with the MC hanging on a cliff :P

It was a bit of a shame it was so short, as your writing is really nice and flows well. It left me a bit disappointed to see the final button called cliffhanger, making the story ends a bit too abruptly. It does seem like this is a very beginning of an introduction for a much larger story, which I think has a lot of potential. The availability of choices and their consequences were a nice touch as well.

Some of the formatting is a bit all over the place, with some paragraph having proper space around them, while others do not. The use of italics was a bit confusing at time, especially with the lack of spacing (and I say that as someone who abuses the italics). 

Since the game seems very much a WIP, I can't really hold it against you that some characters feel very one-note. I am not sure if having the choice to say you like a character or not after only one line or two of description is fair on the player. First impressions are important and all, and the MC supposedly has known them for a while, but the player has too little information to make that choice worth it. 

(for the glitch below, you might want to check if you enabled the scrollbar in the settings of the itch page, or change the format to go fullscreen. That way people will be able to change the font size without worrying about not seeing the continue button.)

Overall, it was neat and has a lot of potential in its future build! Thank you for creating it!

Ends pretty abruptly, and the formatting was a little wonky.  I did like all the little options to build the character.

I had a really good time until I ran into a glitch that prevented me from continuing: In the settings, I raised the text size, which hid the continue button underneath the description of the game. I was unable to click continue, and did not want to restart. I'll review what I was able to see, though.

Pros: You paint really great pictures with your words. I got a really good visual sense of where I was and what was going on. The choices felt complicated, yet they all made sense. For example, I chose to wait out the storm, thinking that was for sure the safest option, and the lightning storm ended up getting worse and causing me to fall. I really like how my choice had a consequence I didn't anticipate that didn't feel cheap. The gameplay elements of tracking the stats is great -- although I didn't get to see how they affect the game -- and I really, REALLY appreciated a menu where I could check it at any point.

Cons: Obviously, the glitch. I also struggled with the formatting of the text. It might not be a fair criticism, but giant blocks of plain text with nothing separating them is really hard on the eyes. It's also difficult when it's not structured intuitively: for example, your dialogue was represented in italics, which took me a while to realize and caught me off guard every time it came up. I also never got to learn about any characters or where the plot goes because of the glitch, but I get the sense that you have a really good sense of the world, but less sense of a good story arc. I think too much time was focused on the worldbuilding exposition up front, when it could have been spread out a little more seamlessly with what was happening and the choices you can make.

I enjoyed my time with this, though. I know it's a work in progress, so keep it up. Congratulations and really well done.