Ohhh, I didn't think about switching browsers. I'm gonna try that next. I was using Mozilla Firefox.
As for the devise, if that was a question directed at me, I was using a windows 64 laptop. Does that help?
Alright! I switched to Chrome, and then put the full screen, and I was finally able to play it! I don't know why it's giving me such a hard time, though. In Mozilla it just won't stop showing the left-upper corner zoom-in view.
But back to the game itself. So. This has been a very tortuous experience, lol XD The poor guy, he has such a happy-go-luck attitude. I kind of love his design, but at the same time I can't help think it kind of clashes with the ambience you are trying to set.
And I kinda feel the same about the scenario - if you ever decide to touch it up, my suggestion is to make is a bit more sombre. I remember there was a movie with a premise not very different to this one. The switch between how the room looked originally and how it switched to something grey-er, more older-looking, did wonders.
I really liked the narrator voice, no doubt it's the biggest sell of the whole experience. The fact that it literally has a "narrator" voice is nicely unsettling. Btw, we kind of had a similar idea using a literal narrator, lol. (Shout-out to Rachel if she winds up reading this heh)
Anyway. Nice work. Interesting premise. And I liked the switch in the title. I hope you manage to figure out the bugs and kinks! 'Gluck