This is such a cool and artful game.  I got a lot out of the story (even though I've never played the game this is based on)    and the way the visuals combined with the music made it extremely effective my two favorite scenes were the church and the story book, as I  felt like I could see myself in both.   my only small criticisms I think boil down to quirks of the engine this was made in. I felt like the sounds and the styles of the rpgmaker menu system clashed a bit with the rest of the game, and it would have felt more cohesive if those were original assets as well.  Overall, I think you should be very proud of the story you've presented here;    fantastic job!

I was really impressed mainly with the UI how smooth and professional they came across. 

I didn't find enough to drag me into the narrative... mainly because I found myself a little lost after fittingly finding my "confused self". 

I liked the church theme, I don't know if this changes later but I thought if felt and presented very nicely. Although as others found (from there comments) it was quite vast and a little to sprawling for directions given.  

Well done on creating such a full game in so short a time window.

This was certainly  an artistic game. It can be a bit boring at times, but I  think wandering around and taking down time in that way is sort of how we learn about ourselves, so I think you really did a great job in that everything connects to the message of the game. I think having you go to sleep to learn about yourself is an incredibly deep take on the theme and I think you're quite brave to do that in a jam game. Overall I  think you did an excellent job, and there's not much I can say to criticize the game because of all the entries this one seems the most personal, like it wasn't really meant for me. So I'm just going to say great job for making a game, I really enjoyed the experience you shared with all of us :)

This is some avant-garde stuff. Very atmospheric. If you expand upon it in the future, it can very much become a great game about self-discovery. Intriguing.

This definitely isn't your typical jam game for sure. I'm a rather patient gamer and I don't mind lots of story and exposition, I don't need lots of action to enjoy a game. However, in this case I was a bit too distracted by the inventory/stats. Having those very JRPG style UI elements distracted me from whatever kind of message you were trying to get through. Am I supposed to be doing something with all the different selves, is there one on each level, because if there is, I surely didn't find them all. Not sure, that kind of hands off approach but the UI beckoning me to "level up" just kinda threw me off. 

The graphics were nice though and I really like the moving stained glass window eye! 

This one is very difficult to judge because I have some criticism, but the more I think about it the more I feel like that's the point. I was lost and confused, to begin with, but determined to push through. I wanted more guidance as I wandered around aimlessly in frustration... but once I started to find more of the selves I started to understand and piece together what the game is about... at least in the way I interpreted it anyway. It's a pretty cool exploration of one's own identity, perhaps even gender identity (I certainly noticed that trans pride flag computer background.... Trans rights by the way!).

I want to say this is a better game than it is a Jam game if that makes sense? if I wasn't determined to see it through, I might not have stuck to the end and appreciate it. I did want to quit to move on to the next game, to begin with, but I'm very glad I stuck with it. The game jam critic in me wants the game to offer more guidance... how many selves are in each area? what direction do I need to go through to find the next door? that sort of thing.. but as an experience... it all came together wonderfully.

apologies if this came across rambly, but that's what the game did to me :P