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This is the only entry of the jam that kept me engaged closer to 100% of its duration so far. I loved the free narration that you can explore on the internet: the interface was really surprisingly responsive and immersive, and the small puzzles you had to solve in a meta ambient of the desktop. And the yume nikky gameplay was integrated in a very smart way.
I'm not really a fan of yume nikki-like games, since they make zero to no sense at first glance for the player (and so it's just confusing), but here I can easily get over it given the context behind it, so I experienced it in a different perspective (which is good).
You played a dangerous game (and literally so did the protagonist XD), since cryptic games risk to not be enjoyed if the player doesn't get anything at all, but here I feel like there was a good amount of information to let the player at least try to figure out and understand something on their own.
I don't have anything negative to say about it, maybe the only thing was that navigating the digital hub (the first in the game) was not super-clear, I would have appreciated more reference points to not get lost every time. And the save option in the game working differently was a little unnecessary and unintuitive.
So far, this is definitely my favorite game of the jam, congratulations! I would definitely love playing a longer version of this!
Here's the VOD:
Oh, sorry. Someone is knocking on my door. I'll continue the review later-