The 3D models are simple and consistent throughout which is nice. Presentation is extremely well done I think that part is the most developed part, the animations, the smoothness, the UI, and the camera movement.

The physics part is cool and I think there's a lot that can be expanded from there. 

Loved this. Wonderful, tense atmosphere - perfect for any psychological horror game. So glad I played! Keep up the great work.

I liked the atmosphere! Loved how the next stages were introduced in darkness, appearing after turning around
Took me a while to figure out the mini game, but after some trials I got to the end 😅
Tbh I didn't expect the ending (and maybe I'm not sure why did that happen) but I was definitely intrigued with the story when food started to appear 
Overall very well polished game, good job!! 
 

Hello milk brother!

What a great game. It has a wonderful atmosphere and I really like the pacing of the story.

The mini game was a bit confusing. Maybe a little tooltip would have been good.

Visuals are really well done.

I'm not sure if I really "get" the story.

Towards the end, the text was changing at the same time as the cashier, so I went to read at the same time as the image was changing, and I missed it like 5 times in a row.

I'll echo the mini game being really unforgiving. I did beat it fairly quickly though, I think that it's fairly intuitive. The ball just needs to drop faster when you click.

....I also think fewer periods at the start of sentences.... lol 

Wow, really awesome atmosphere! I fucking suck at that minigame half way through, but I stuck it out becuase I wanted to see where the story was going, and it was a pretty interesting ending! I wasn't a huge fan of the writing, I think it would have been a bit more engaging with about half the dialogue cut, especially the "...b-but..." stuff. You don't need to detail the exact thoughts of the protagonist at all times, let the player sit and think about what's happened instead of telling it to them! I did quite enjoy the animations and the overall story and vibe, so other than some quirks with the writing, I really enjoyed and thought that this was a really great entry :)

Simple, precise, well polished, a nice entry for sure. Love your work on the UI in general. In particular the buttons (normal/focused) and the great idea regarding the dialog panel effect to indicate the avatar turns hungry/crazy. This prototype is missing one thing to me. A music to support the mood.

yep thats a banger i loved it :D

i didnt really have the time to explore the “spacious” aspect of the void in my game so im already really happy to see a game that does exactly that.

staring into the void, walking away from the fridge and seeing it get smaller and smaller gave a sense of wonder mixed with dread.

i loved it, and wouldve appreciated for “something” to be out there, rewarding my curiosity (but it really isnt needed and may be a bad idea on my part haha)

the presentation was perfect for what the game was (probably) trying to accomplish. the lighting is gorgeous. the sound design is great.

the “breathing” mini-game was a great addition, the heartbeats accompanying it made it so much more cool too !

the only things that could be ““improved”” for me are:

==some parts of the writing, i didnt really vibe with the spoonfulls of “…”

==its short, i want more, it was so good, i want to see the MC spiral down into insanity for longer !!! so yeah, i dont have much bad things to say about it, and the few weaker points i can write about arent even important

it was a really good game, im happy the scares werent jumpscare focused, and yeah, great job ! <3

( the edits on the post is just me trying to add [\n] lines to the thing x< )

The game itself was very pleasing to look at and did give a creepy atmospheric vibe(i like the blue screen computer lowkey that would scare me most irl lol) I could not for the life of me get past the minigame but thats just a skill issue on my part even after reading the notes(i will maybe try and do so at a later date)

Maximum aberrant! Game felt super polished and nailed the atmosphere with the abstract setting. I really liked the occlusion-spawn-in/out mechanic. The calm down minigame was really well done too. Need to recalibrate my rating-o-meter.

That was awesome! The cinematics, sound effects, and atmosphere are very well done. The only suggestion I would have is to make it more clear you have to keep looking around the shelf, because once I saw nothing on it, I thought that I needed to find something in the dark, and it took me a while to notice the milk.

I really liked the little 2D minigame. It feels really satisfying when you get some speed and do these big jumps. The ending of the game is great. I didn't expect that at all and it surprised me in a very good way. Well done!

The graphics and animation were top notch. Brilliant little story as well. I did get stuck in the minigame, but reading the tips on the Game Page, helped me out.  Great Game !

man i suck at controlling my anxiety xd.

wow, this was really polished and well-crafted! you really nailed creating an unsettling atmosphere that compliments our unreliable narrator/main character's struggles, its very nice! the cutscenes are so well animated, the slow nature of all the movements creates a nice level of anxiety to each motion! the choice of portraying the environment through selective pieces of objects and people in the room really works out well here! it both functions as a way to composite scenes in both an easy to understand way (which helps maintain the flow/pace of the story) and allowed you to create some really nice narrative transitions as well (notably after you look at the fridge and when you go through the product shelf), really great stuff! there's just a lot of really good visual ideas and direction here, from the use of post processing to shift the tone, the flickering moments, and even the change in UI bubbles, all of it culminates together to create an engaging and immersive story!

im not sure if it was a skill issue here on my part, but the anxiety minigame was pretty hard for me xd. kind of reminds of Tiny Wings, an old mobile game, though the hills/slopes are smaller here making the window for successfully sloping down pretty tight. though gravity feels lighter than that game, so it takes less time to gain height, but still took me a couple of tries before i can get it, glad i did though because the conclusion was worth it! also one last nitpick, very minor, i read the vibe of the main character as someone who feels a little delirious and loopy, which shows in a lot of the cutscenes where their head and body motions are slow, but the head bob while walking was pretty fast and rapid which made the vibe feel more fidgety instead, which is a slight difference but noticeable (an example of this is in the top right gif where you're collecting the milk). slower head bobs may have matched the character's mental state a bit more, but this is just an opinion and small nitpick, the overall vibe is still excellently captured in the of the game!

this was an incredibly told and directed story! i can feel the amount of thought and effort that came to creating this, great work!

Very nice visuals and animation. Nice little story. The minigame was very confusing, so I had to go to the main page to check what was missing. Also very creepy and nice usage of audio and lights. The change between what was remembered and what really happened was very well implemented.

Great job with the visual effects and the overall presentation, it was chilling watching things shift and walking through the darkness to different patches of light. The game with the hills reminded me of this old game Tiny Wings I used to play all the time!

This is great! I don't know how it happened that I left the shelf and I kept walking and when I turned back it was gone. I was stuck in eternal darkness but I restarted and played the game normally.

Wow. Just wow. But frankly I only guessed that I need to fly high after looking at screenshots. It's said : follow the flow. So I thought I needed to follow the line as closely as possible.