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I might bring this game up to my therapist… Cried on every route. Except Charlie’s. Fuck Charlie. Satisfying end tho

I was not expecting it to keep going! Just as I thought I completed the game, there was even more puzzles with new and interesting mechanics :D

I think I discovered why the game sometimes doesn’t end. When I clicked to the main menu after getting an ending and started again, it counted from the last game. So this time, it began with First Day, Day 8, Day 9, etc. The game is probably set to end at day 7, which never comes. The game still ended when I killed the last two survivors with the gun.

I hope this helps if you plan to continue working on this!

I put "choose" instead of "help", but got everything else right! Don't know if the word was used in another context

Edit: Replayed it quickly, and yes that word was used at least twice, but one dialogue cannot be replayed after completing the person's request

I was unable to get all of the crystals (14/15) but beat the game in only a couple tries! The limited movement and deaths forced me to think in interesting ways. For example, I had to use two different cards in succession to move one space left without moving up or down

Super fun and challenging!! The solutions to 1 & 2 were unorthodox and made my success feel more earned! :D

I feel so bad for all of them… except the playable character.

No spoilers~

Holy cow!!! This felt like a cross between a mystery and reality TV with all their drama! Goodness! I got so invested in the characters even though I knew they would all die…

Finding all the files was challenging but not frustrating. I got almost everything by myself and felt very smart! :D

Very interesting and fun! It was a bit difficult without a tutorial or something similar though. I got most of the answers but ended up trying different numbers for the camera questions until it worked. Still confused about the camera logs

I adore the art, writing, and music so much! They work together so well. I especially like that the characters move onscreen; it was very immersive