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Loved the game a lot! The story is interesting and engaging, the writing felt very alive, and I also related to Sage a lot tbh  
The art is goddamn great, I especially loved the beautiful CGs and Sage's expressions!

Excellent job, I really hope to see the full game one day!

Hi! Thank you for playing and taking the time to leave a review! It means a lot to us and you honestly made my day :)

I really enjoyed the gameplay! The art is outstanding, and I really felt the dread of impending doom!!!

Couldn't find a way to full screen, and F4 won't work, so the text was tiny and really hard for me to read.
In the finishing encounter with that creepy guy, I faced a bug where his dialogue would show behind the letters, and I wasn't able to read it at all

Great job! Hope to get to see the full version eventually!

Loved how you tied the sanity loss from the canon level 0 of the backrooms to the visual effects! I genuinely felt like I was actually going insane along with the character, and it felt like an endless nightmare! Good job!
Sadly, I felt a headache from the same visual effects, so I couldn't finish the game

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Hi! I'm Rina, a **2D artist looking for a team**, and this would be my second GameJam! See my itch.io profile if you wanna check it out.Participating here in hopes for expanding my portfolio and meeting new people! I prefer more story-driven projects and **can help with the writing**.

Hi, I'm the game's artist! Thank you very much for checking out our game and leaving a comment, that means a lot to us! 

You did a really good job out here!
Unfortunately, I faced a few things that were not working, so I couldn't get to the ending, but, as a fellow gamejammer, I understand the struggles of the set time limit. It was an enjoyable experience nonetheless! Finding those little collectables really tickled my brain for some reason (In a positive way!)

And I reeally enjoyed the vibe and all the little details that are sprawled around the map! That carpet alone sent my nostalgia go brrrr! Was fun to see how the gameplay was integrated in the mundane things we use all the time