Love the idea of Papers Please but in the afterlife! creative use of the color palette! I would have liked for the stamps to be more legible and maybe for them to have matched which side they were on, angel or devil. The font was a little hard to read but otherwise, hell yeah, no pun intended. 

I had a great time following this game's progress on Discord and the art great, though the actual implementation of the game could use some polishing. As I know others have said, music and sound effects for when the people are sucked to the great beyond would make it a lot more fun and immersive.

I ran into a bug in the third shift where I could not put the document in the envelop, so I can only assess the plot and logic up to that point, so please forgive me anything later in the game negates some of my critique.

For assessing the people, the initial cross system was okay, but adding in documentation got really confusing, especially since everyone has basically the exact same super long list of auto generated great and terrible things. It basically sounded like they all did superficial things to look good, like support their church and volunteer at homeless shelters, but behind closed doors they were using violence to assert dominance, spreading malicious gossip, taking advantage of vulnerable people, etc. If the lists were a little shorter and had a less even split between "good" and "bad" actions, it would have felt like I was actually able to assess just how much bad vs good they did and pick accordingly, as opposed to just sending everyone to Hell.

Anyway, I do think this is a still a neat concept and I'm glad to see you were able to complete your game for the jam :)

Cool concept, kinda reminds me of Papers Please! The art is great as well. One suggestion I'd make is for the text to be a bit easier to read, maybe by making it larger or using another font. Great job!

Great usage of the theme and the art style is quite catchy.
I played the game for a while, but at some point it gets repetitive and there was no real sense of progression. I am not sure if the game has any form of ending, but if does there should be something that lets you know how you are progressing and how close you are to the end. For example, after every 10 souls it would be nice to have some form of statistic of how you are doing overall, and the game progressing to adding some form of variety. By the end of 3 or 4 stages the game would end and let you know how you did.

Cool game! I love the sprites and im honestly impressed how good they look with the limited colors we had available. The concept is also unique and fun :).

Very good use of the theme! It's pretty fun and interesting for a while, but it gets a bit monotonous over time. I think adding more variation could make this a great game.

This is a really unique take on the jam! Making us humans decide because we, the player, are neutral and lack bias, is something I find ironic because humans are the last species to lack bias imo lmao. Jokes aside, This delivered to me more as a task/message than as a game. I feel it leaned in a little too much on being realistic- maybe if the character notes had more whimsical life descriptions, it would be easier to become immersed. That being said, this is one of the more radical takes in the jam, and I like creators that venture far off from the standard genres of game creation. frisbee halo / 10

A game resembling Papers, Please but with a split between Heaven and Hell's perspectives? Sign me up! Unique take on the theme for sure, and the color palette in question lent itself well to the characters. I especially appreciate that there were neutral characters who could go to either side. Maybe they could have been sent to purgatory instead though? I understand that's probably a lot of hard work.

My main gripe with the game, aside from the lack of music as you mentioned, is that it's almost impossible to read. Doubling the font size and expanding the speech bubbles would work wonders. I'm also a bit iffy about the note system and think it could use a total rework, but I get you were pressed for time.

The voice clips are cute, by the by.

Great concept, and the art is good. The resolution is quite small, making it difficult to read the text, so I had to zoom in on my browser.

Cool idea! I think the first two levels felt kind of pointless, I would've liked starting with having to make the choice. I also thought the document on what the people did in their lives was too long, I didn't want to tally a hundred things to figure out if the were good. I liked the character designs, it reminds me of Papers Please

Chute little game  but messiness are hard to read and get cut off. I think you can enable full screen when playing in the browser. I like that I can move objects.

This game reminds me a lot of 'Papers Please'. I like the whole main mechanic of having to seal the envelope, that was a nice touch. I wish there was some music in the background or some more sound effects. Overall looks like you have a good concept here.