Nice game, I enjoyed that!

I don't quite understand how I only get 2 options: die to doppelganger during interrogation, or win saying it wasn't doppelganger at all. Also there's a long branch of dialogue about cookies, with no options, that makes suspect angry and kills you, it's like a dead end you can't save. It's alright for a jam game though, It's hard to playtest everything in a short time. 

I like how simple game looks and plays and at the same time how deep you fall in the atmosphere and context it creates. I was actually afraid to annoy the suspect after just several lines of text. Great job!

Hi, the art and the overall atmosphere is really great. The sounds were very fitting, and the interactions look very well polished. It needs some more juice but obviously you didn't have that much time, I also focused more on polishing my game than adding more content. Really well done, it looks amazing and it's very enjoyable to play.

Good luck with it, cheers! <333

Hah, that's a fun game) Ambient, SFX is great.

Overall enjoyed playing.

If only there was more interrogations)

Really fun game :D

I enjoyed every second of It

I'm a fan of JCS so this game really clicked with me.

classic JCS action

I think the concept of your game was very interesting! I did assume from the get-go that the person was the doppelgänger, due to the way the tutorial message was written. Of course it's just a jam game and there's never enough time for anything, but I'm sure this concept would be so cool with multiple cases! So you really are never sure, who you're dealing with, the moral implications of accusing someone of being a doppelgänger when they're not... So many possibilities!

It seems like you were going for a twist ending when you find the doppelganger but it makes for an unsatisfying conclusion. I initially assumed I'd done something wrong but it didn't tell me what, it might be worth separating the evaluation from the consequences a bit to make it clearer that things are working as intended.

Hey man, I liked your game. 

What I do think is that the choices are a bit predictable and that most of the times I only had one to choose from, making the game very linear. I think this kind of game must have a lot more depth to it. But then again, it's a game jam, of course you don't have time for that. 

I tried really hard to find the jumpscare you mentioned but didn't find it? I got threeendings, in two of them the guy at the end showed himself. Is that the jumpscare? Maybe.

Overall, I think it's great, just needs more depth.

Interesting concept you explored here. I like the way the player is supposed to get information from the suspect. But then nothing is done with the information I gather.
Nevertheless I like the concept and it's visual style. One could explore more in a similar direction.
Good job finishing your game!