Thanks for the game!
I was taken by surprise by this one. I was expecting some traditional role-playing mechanics, like rolling dice to determine the outcome of an event, but was confused when game asked me to make physical exercises. And everything went downhill from there. At page 5 I was running circles outside the house in the dark, trying to find moon in the sky. At page 7 I was singing out loud. At page 9 I startled my partner when asked her to imagine me in the grave and say some final words. And exercises almost at the beginning of the game were very timely, as they energized me for the challenges ahead. Overall, I enjoyed my time playing. Having to move away from computer and actively engage with my surroundings, playfully undermining them, was pleasantly refreshing. Game left me wanting more challenges that made me do that.
With that said, I didn't quite understand the necessity of splitting the game into the application and the .pdf file parts. The game could have been easily being fully digital (i.e. single executable file), or, conversely, be played fully analogous with paper sheets, color markers and 6 dice (although this would have made it less accessible, I guess). Maybe there were some technical constraints that led to this decision, but felt no artistic necessity in it.
Btw, playing alone made this game even more interesting to me, because I was the only person aware of the rules. Saying or doing something silly because the game wants you to in front of a person who already knows why are you doing it is one thing, but doing it with someone who is not aware of the rules, or, even more so, does not know that you are playing, is something completely different. I see how this game can be played and enjoyed both ways, though.
Keep up the good work!