I absolutely loved this story, the sense of irony and metaphorical representation of death is very clear from the beginning. The artwork truly dived me in the story and gave this eerie and  darkness. Im still trying to get all the endings for it!! 

The team has done a great job specially considering its done in unity, this is quite impressive. I am looking forward to further updates to this game and more to come, thanks for recommending it and keep up the amazing work!!

I haven't finished a full play through, yet from what I have seen, this is one of my favorite games from this jam. The premise is unsettling in the best way possible. The monochromatic art is very fitting with the atmosphere. Absolutely will be playing this to get all of the possible routes. 

Ooh, this is such an intriguing and atmospheric game! Really enjoyed the delicious strangeness of the setting, which feels like three parts Mad Max + two parts Spaghetti Western + one part Franz Kafka. The moody and expressive artwork, the surreal storyline, and the moody soundtrack all work together beautifully. Terrific work to the whole team! ✨

Nice!   I just wanted to put my two cents in on the humor because another reviewer was against it.    I found it charming and it felt was correct considering the noir aesthetic.  I'd say add more horror and grit if you like but keep the jokes.  There's no way these characters could stay sane in their world without them.

I really enjoyed playing through this! I particularly enjoyed the ending and lore present in the Barkeeper's route, the characters you interact with are all very charming, I thought each of their objects really fit their personalities + the spritework is very expressive & enjoyable to look at 🙂‍↕️❤️ 

I was able to get 3/5 of the endings available, but was unable to get 2 of them even after picking all the bad options because the counter for sadism didn't seem to be updating correctly. (It seemed to update after every story beat instead of after each choice, not sure if this is what you intended)

But yeah other than that, I think the mood that you and your team created with the sound design, artwork and premise is really effective, thank you for making this :D 

Your game is absolutely beautiful ! The unique art style really makes it stand out! The interface is well-crafted, the music perfectly fits the universe, and the player is instantly drawn into it. The story is powerful and very moving. I truly enjoyed each character’s story. It’s an excellent game ! ^^

There are things far worse than death.

Oh, this game is super unique. I love the art style. The point and click parts were so cool. And you even had a custom mouse cursor!

I know it is a bit harder to achieve when using plain Unity but if you do other games please follow established conventions on how visual novels work. Right-click to proceed, just no. I know some quality of life features are a bit hard to implement that is why many people use naninovel or renpy.

I really liked the character design of life herself. And the barkeeper stories were pretty engaging as well. I adored the ending when you keep the little girl company.

The music really enhanced the unique mood of this game.

Everyone on the team did a great job. Thank you for making this game!

One of the best entries I've played so far. Thanks for the recommendation.

The choice of black and white art is very appropriate. I focused on the Barman.
I know how difficult it is to create Unity's mechanics, and it takes time. Unity's brother.
Writing the story and defining the tone is one of the hardest parts.
I really enjoyed Life in Color (and I'm glad the others picked up on the reference).

Original story! Rooting for you!

What I want to appreciate is the sound design. I felt like every click had a fun or appropriate sound response. I really like clicking into nothing and getting a variety of clicking noises. Which is small but I think it speaks to the level detail put into the game design.

I absolutely love the art in this game!! The monochrome colours really add to the dark and spooky vibes, I also find the concept of immortality where the body can still be destroyed very unique and a really cool concept I have never seen before! I also like the detail of life having some colour on them! Overall I really enjoyed this :3

I like the monochrome art. The setting of people cannot die reminds me of a certain anime I liked back in the day. Interesting, I must say. Between the barkeep and marauder, I'd say I enjoy playing as the barkeep more. Great work!

This game was amazing. I played as the barkeep and i got a good ending. The dialogue was weird but the game was still god. I liked the cursor design. The art style looks amazing as well. The characters were awesome, I really liked the marauder design. I didn't know he had a mask on until The option showed. The immortality premise was also good, it would be scary to have your whole body destroyed but still being alive. Very nice game.

Really interesting concept! The idea of an immortal world isn't new to me, but the idea that the body can still get ruined (as the game says) and the person still lives? That really is hell. I finished this game wanting to see more about the state of the world and its people... I also really liked how the little girl and a part of Life was shown in colors while the rest of the game is in black and white. Incredible work to the entire team!

Some notes--the Marauder, if played first, would be confusing to players as the Barkeep is the only one who does the worldbuilding. Also, both stories don't seem very connected. How does the Barkeep remember the Marauders name in the Marauders storyline, but not his own? 

There were also some visual glitches when advancing fast during a transition. Maybe you can disable player input until the next scene is properly loaded? (I was a little shocked to see you did this in Unity-- I'm so sorry)

I'm a little unsure of the tone you want for the story.  Dark and gritty is what I gathered from the logline and screenshots. If that's the case, the usage of emoticons takes away from that. There were some comedic moments in there, which takes away from the impact of... well, everything. It's less "oh, hell. Everythings horrible" and more like "oh, okay. Everything sucks".  Of course, not saying to get rid of it completely--there's ways to have comedic moments in a dark story without taking away from what's important!

This part can be disregarded, but it would've been cool if Life's character design was less human and appealing and more... strange? Eldritch? Inhuman? Life, although they're the one keeping humanity tethered to this hell, seems very disconnected and harbors some form of grudge. It would be nice to see more of this anger in more than just facial expressions! After all, this is a concept/god we're talking about