Way to use RPG Maker to its fullest! You don't see a lot of RPG Maker games in a jam but I think yours has some polish to really help it stand out. Neat concept and clear vision. Great job!

Would love if you could check mine out too! Or not, no pressure ;) https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/462672?after=20#post-876644

To be honest, it's my first time with game made with RPG Maker and... it was a pretty fun experience :D

The initial idea seemed to be cool. But then I got soft locked after I moved the furniture and had to restart. Also the sudden boss fight with the action soundtrack felt a bit out of space. It felt like the sudden fight sequence in the beginning of To The Moon, but in  TTM it was more like a joke. here it din't really work, I think. 

But overall a good experience with a cool mood, I really liked the topic and the nice art style. 

If you want to, please check out my game as well. Would be cool to hear your thoughts about it :)

https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/462544

Really admirable that you took on something clearly pretty ambitious for a limited time game-jam, I like the atmosphere of the piece. I do feel like the boss fight was a bit too repetitive, I don't mind that it's difficult but it was also kind of rote, which was the main problem. I really like what you were going for though, well done. 

This gave me some nice flashbacks to To The Moon and Finding Paradise. Kudos to your artist for Scott's sprite and animations!

At first I couldn't figure out why I could only go forward in the loopy hallways, the symbolism didn't completely connect. I had to restart game due to furniture next to the wall, but no biggie. Boss fight I failed at first, got it on the second try with a bunch of defense thrown in and mostly heals. When I was offered to leave, I wanted to see if I could talk to Nega Scott, but he wouldn't react and I couldn't leave the room then. Is... this symbolic or?

The design in interesting. I thought rearranging the room was very clear as you saw the objects moving out of place and had the shadows to show you where they should go. 
I had a lot of trouble with the fight as it wasn't clear what the special moves did. I also couldn't seem to find a pattern that the enemy employed so it was hard to predict when to use guide on healing etc.
The game looks and sounds great, it it very loud though

I think the design complements the mental wellness theme pretty well, except the rpg style battle feels a bit out of place (since usually you have it as a part of a full rpg game). It would also be nice if htere was a way to reset the furniture (I pushed it into the wall because I was dumb and didn't realise what I had to do)

I can tell that you really wanted to do more in the game.....but of course, time would not permit but you still made something wonderful

[Spoilers !!!!!!!!!!!!]

At first....I was a little confused about what to do and sort of arranged the table with the computer by chance and then realised about the other pieces of furniture ( but I guess that's just me XD )

And the music in that final battle........OMG

Really great man. Really great

Nice work, that was a really great way to tackle mental health in such a tiny game!

Really liked this one! Also dealing with these issues in games is already difficult, doing it in 48 hours, well... you nailed it!

[SPOILERS FROM NOW ON]

I don't know if it's intentional or not, but the only battle in the game is the final one (or maybe there's another but I couldn't find it). The game designer in me would tell you to put at least another battle before the final one to let the player learn what they can do before battling their fears and doubts. But all in all, it's adherent to the theme and the timeframe was tight too, so I don't see it as a problem. Just wanted to give my two cents.

I would love to see an improved and expanded version of this. Good job!

I haven't seen any RPG style games yet in this game jam so well done for trying something different. I like the assests they're cute :)