I think the game mechanic can benefit by having persisting logs on every new run. It would cut some of the repetition out, especially when a game is as cryptic as this (plus having to constantly worry about the timer). I do like the idea that you are piecing clues together of different characters by hearing the gossip they have about one another.

I'm really impressed by the small details you gave to each character and room.  Walrus's room was my fav.

Haven't gotten to the end just yet, but I've enjoyed this a lot so far. Neat concept which makes good use of the jam's premise, and very nicely presented. 
One issue I've run into is an error when trying to select the heart above Big George. Crashes the game every time I try it.

I've had one run of this so far, really love the amount of details packed into the rooms, love the concept, enjoying it a lot. One of my fav things too, timer mechanics! Loved that tension as the time ticked down and then eventually seeing poor Champ's fate. I'm gonna try to get to the end before I rate this one, so far really digging it.

Only thing I had that was weird was the exe download, I couldn't get the room to scroll to explore the rest of the floor. The zip file version of the game worked fine.

I like the concept and presentation - there's some quite cute sprites and nice vfx on display. Couldn't figure out what to do after a certain point, but I'll give it another attempt later.

I have only gotten the chance to check this out super briefly and will find time to go back to it and finish it.  But im into the art as a first impression.  Im only commenting now before finishing it to give a small flashing lights warning.

Photo-sensitivity warning:  the scene that plays on a game over has some lights thats that flash in a way that may be uncomfortable to some such as myself