The surreal and abstract narrative made me feel like I was watching a David Lynch movie or listening to one of the Residents songs. You know, actually, it felt like I was doing both at the same time! Very unusual and original experience.

While I'm still trying to figure out what's the deeper meaning behind it all, right now it's interesting to notice how the latter part of the story is told through the metaphorical fever dreams earlier in the game (and occasional foreshadowing like the blue doll appearing on a shelf in the very beginning).

I also want to comment on how well you mixed different images from photo stocks into one complete picture. The art style looks very consistent and together with the smooth animations it creates quite a cinematic experience. True arthouse!

Thank you for submitting your game to the 'Out of Stock' jam!

I liked the game a good bit it did start out confusing for me but thats because im dumb????  stock photos just look creepy.

wow that was a spooky ride!! very well executed, i got the vibe of an old CD-ROM game from the visuals and controls, also the story was pretty interesting!!

one minor issue I got was that with the black screens i couldn't be sure whether the game was loading or stuck, some indication of loading would be much helpful

10/10 solid spooky experience

Haven't played the game fully since i got stuck at the photos not knowing what to do XD

REALLY unique movement and look tho, being able to essentially free-roam in 2D, and it looks like it'd be pretty spooky later on XD

Finally, the Robert Smith representation we've all been waiting for in videos games. It would have been nice if there were subtitles with the dialog, but otherwise it was a very spooky experience!

remains as an amazing insight into sleep deprived mind of the 90's adventure developers