As others have commented, atmospehere and presentation are top notch. Sadly, I personally can't say the same for the gameplay. I felt engaged thanks to the visuals and a sense of wonder but gradually felt there wasn't that much to do or interact with. I felt a bit frustrated, specially with the timer. I feel the game would be better without it. I think I understand why it is there, but also feel the game world is interesting enough that forcing me to go fast only detracts from it and diminishes the experience. I feel rushed and that I have to speed run it. I confess i didn't finish it, but I will keep an eye on it or the upcoming future.

Really good atmosphere and kept me engaged. But I couldn't figure out what to do with the rope or the frog, or where to get the 5-digit code. Also, didn't realize why control room door had suddenly become unlocked...was it because of the piano music or the frog?

I love the atmosphere and art in this game, and I think the music works pretty well (although a little repetitive as it goes on). The story was a bit opaque, which works to a point, but I ultimately got stuck after getting into the staff room and couldn't really figure out what to do (nor was I ever entirely clear what my aim was). Overall, I still enjoyed this, and it's particularly impressive as a first game!

I made a video with my first 15-minute impressions of it, should you want more commentary:
https://youtu.be/4SNBb_Q1xhU?t=3010

Beautiful visuals. The art was definitely my favourite aspect. I really enjoyed walking around the station and looking through all of the different locations. I think the puzzles were very well executed and fun , especially the second number code, that was a neat idea. The music has been stuck in my head since playing yesterday.

If I had anything to suggest be tweaked, it would be the contrast as the timer ticks down. Some areas and bits of text are harder to discern as the screen brightens. The rope puzzle took me nearly half a timer to find, because I couldn't see the small plant. 

Stellar game, thank you for posting!

Neat little exploration/adventure game with a timer. Has a cute, spunky protagonist and some fun(albeit minimalist) dialogue. The visual style is unique and interesting, but highly disorienting so it can be difficult to read the text and some of the objects. Thankfully there's a guide but it's kind of a shame I had to use it to find the last couple of interactions.

To the dev, I would try to increase the contrast between the interactables and the environment, and change the font! The font is already low readability thanks to the tall, low-width characters, but at points it really strains my poor eyes thanks to the visuals and the transparent text box.