The design work in this game is phenomenal, and is immersive. The way the system reacts to the conflict was very interesting to follow, and  the supervisor breathing down your neck but unable to directly interfere brought in more tension. 

On a funny side note, when I tried to submit a rating the mismatch the system saw prevented me from rating until a page refresh, which added an extra layer of immersion by accident c':   

i played this through a few times to find different endings and i liked how clearly your choices affected what happened. the visuals and the writing conveyed the scifi-theme super well, and i found the concept of the game to be very interesting. this needs player concentration to be appreciated, perhaps more so than some other stories, but i'm not saying that as a bad thing. intriguing worldbuilding!

origin clause is a unique game, and clearly a labor of love. great visuals. story felt  lore reliant, and i did not necessarily feel as though i was clued in to that lore through world building (though that particular player unaware-ness very well may have been your intent). cheers!

I played this, and I enjoyed it, I was intrigued by it, but I'm not sure I understand it. No clue how to rate it. Really cool and original for sure, just not sure how to relate it to these jam categories... feels like it exists completely outside of the box. Broke the mould.

Really intriguing premise. The UI is clean and immersive. I got a good feel for the setting. Quite eerie vibes too. I got a couple of endings, but I wonder if there's a better one. Just one more run...