Wow. Despite being a relatively short game, the scope of this one is insane. Voice acting, original music, extended cutscenes, and it's practically three games in one. I have no idea how you did that in 9 days.
The style is very familiar, and it almost feels like a culmination of the Ned Reid experience, maybe because there's a lot that's reused or at least references previous years. It's definitely "so bad it's good"- high production values clash with extreme jank and bizarre blobby graphics.
Was the devil meant to look like meat?
If there's one criticism, it's that the game isn't challenging and victory feels like it's granted because the AI is useless, not because you played well. In particular, the second level was brutally difficult because of the control scheme and distorted CRT effect, but it's not timed and the computer plays horribly so you pretty much win by default. That being said, it's always better to err on the side of too easy than too hard.