I really like the setting and art of the game, it's a top down shooter where if you're systematic you will never have to run from anything. I did kind of forget to check the loot from the killed rabbits, but once the ending hit it did make perfect sense, while still being a plot twist, good job!
The game itself felt quite tedious though, and I would've closed it at level three if this wasn't a story round (many other people will miss the ending though). It worked well and felt interesting the first three levels but after that it didn't really bring anything new(could also be cause I didn't check the dropped of stuff, so I missed a bit of story there). Especially the increased search area made it feel very slow. That being said, the slow nature of the game also fits into the narrative, with this being your "day to day job".

The game would've been perfect if there was 3 levels instead of five, so well done!

Let me start with the positive - the art and atmosphere are gorgeous. The story was fairly engaging and kept me playing. That being said, the game didn't really come together for me. This is probably a personal thing, but I felt kind of bored throughout the whole game. First of all, the gameplay was pretty repetitive and menial. I think that expanding the map wasn't a great choice as it just increased the tedium of finding the right rabbits, maybe having more variations or rabbits that look more similar to one another, to make it more risky to play. I think having a menial task like this as the main game loop could serve as a great vessel for horror but my other issue was that the game wasn't scary, and I think there's a lot of reasons why. Firstly there's no actual indication that you are in danger. The music is still calm and the vibes are still immaculate. There was at least one moment where there was a monster chasing me and I didn't notice. Having some adaptive music, maybe a tint on the screen or a vignette would have gone a long way. The other thing is that the monsters are complete nonthreats. I don't think I got hit once over both my playthroughs (during the jam and right now). They are way slower than the player, and not only that but shooting knocks them back and stuns them. Something I did in my first round game was have the monster increase slowly in speed, creating moments on tension where they're close but then you pull ahead but then they start getting closer. This forces you to get out of danger as quickly as possible too. Finally, there's never a moment where you are actually forced into danger. If you are just careful while playing, even if you don't know to avoid them, you might not encounter a single threat.

This feedback may come across as overly critical or negative but I think that's because I genuinely wanted to love this game. I thought that it looked amazing, and found the ideas behind it and it's story incredibly compelling. This game was very polished and did a great job incorporating individual elements, they just didn't come together for me.

Amazing entry.

A couple of things:

• I think you don't need to press "J" for journal, instead you can keep it always open because I didn't see a reason to close it once I've opened it. I would prefer if you have a log for dialogs so you can come back to it.
• When the day ends was a bit unclear that I need to press the button in the top right corner because I was still moving and shooting.
• I think would be great if you let character to move while he is shooting.

Apart of these nitpicks I hope you'll get at least top 10!

Great work!