Highly unsettling atmosphere, especially when this scene is all too familiar. The artwork is so unique, I haven't seen anything like it before. It's very tense, not knowing if your next move could be your last, but it also balances the darkness with weirdly funny moments in between the unsettling ones. I would love to see an update where the game doesn't close but I also see why you did it and it does add more tension to be honest. Even though I kept losing I was so intrigued by the world that I just kept wanting to come back and explore, although ultimately I did end up giving up after you turn on the bed with the dollar after losing again. I did want to add it was oddly cathartic to play as someone with a not so great childhood, the description on the page really hit. Loved it a lot. 

Wow, this reminds me a lot of Dark Seed, which you should definitely give a shot if you haven't played it. I have to try the downloadable version before giving a full critique, but this was a unique twist on the jam theme and dripping with style. Nice work!

Pretty good when putting the time to check everything out, definitely reminiscent of SCUMM games, some items were hard to spot with the bit crunch but nothing that was too distracting, though the game over crashes made it a bit hard to trial and error. 

Cool idea, I love your art style, I did run into a few bugs related to event triggers though

Really interesting game with a really cool art style! Not sure if it has a name but I really dig the dithering-type aesthetic, and I think it works especially great for a point and click game like this. Also really inspired choice to have your “look-around” control be a TV knob. I was having some issues with the UI in the web build, with some text persisting after moving to a new object, but nothing serious enough to make the game unplayable. Overall, really solid game that tackles its heavy subject matter in a unique and effecting way!

Not a fan of the game closing when you game over, I feel like the easy difficulty should also warn you about more things that can make you game over so players don't interact with them and lose.

Love the wonderfully weird art, great atmosphere! 

I tried playing the game but the UI seems to break for me in the web version.

Fullscreen doesn’t work and the interface gets pushed off screen. When I highlight something, a menu appears at the top but most of it is outside the visible area, so I can’t click anything.

Because of that I wasn’t able to get into the actual gameplay, but the atmosphere and idea look interesting from what I could see. I’ll try again after the jam in case a fix comes out.

There's a great amount of depth here for only having a week. Really wild story telling. It's nice to see something more serious after all of the silly stuff that's submitted (not that that's a bad thing)