Interesting game! I really enjoyed the sense of humor. Bold visual style choice, though all the blues made it difficult for me (I'm colorblind). The red definitely stands out though, which is the important part. On that note, I think the game would benefit from having slightly more straightforward puzzles, offset by also having many more interactable objects. I appreciate that all of the dialogue is voiced over, though if I'm being honest I would go with a different voice actor. 

The "salt and hash" bit didn't make a lot of sense to me, though that could just be a missed reference on my part. One of the biggest things I felt was missing from the game was a sense of pressure; some kind of suspense, hook, conflict, or driving force that compels me to get to the end. It felt kind of like The Matrix - without any agents. 

With some polish, a better voice actor, and a sense of pressure, I could totally see myself spending $5-10 on the full version of the game. Best of luck to you guys!

Existential android noire, not was I was expecting, but certainly unique! The camera jerking was a bit harsh, and I ended up backing up into oblivion on stage three, but props for putting together something with atmosphere. That's hard to do when you have all the time in the world, much more so when you have three days. Kudos!

I love this, you've made such a good job !
The aesthetic is so nice, the atmosphere work perfectly, the voice acting is on point, and the narrative is really good too

My only complain if I had to find something to say would have been character controls, wich have caused me some hard times. But it works so well with the camera angles and the way the rest of the game is made. That it just goes well with the feeling of the game in itself so you're not even mad about it when you struggle with this.
Good job, as a game designer aprentice this is the kind of work that inspire me a lot and makes me want to work harder 

Woah, the production that went into this game - the voice acting, the environments, it was all real good! The colour palette worked very well too, especially in a 3D environment. One complaint I have is that the camera controls felt a bit disorientating, and some text boxes felt a bit long, especially when I accidentally had to listen to it all again, but overall it was a great experience, and great work! 

Really ambitious project, so there's a lot to unpack here. I felt that it was well done, so I want to do it justice by being thorough here. All the little nitpicks are meant solely as constructive feedback. It's clear you guys put a lot of love and effort into this, so just know that this doesn't mean I didn't enjoy the game.

The visuals are really great, the low-poly atmosphere came together really well, and the music really helped sell the mood. The use of bright red to contrast the blue was used tastefully, so I'm glad it didn't end up being a major clash with all of the cool blue. I'm surprised how much modelling you were able to churn out in 3 days, so the fact that you were able to take all of that and also work all of that into your design is very impressive.

For the story/pacing, I felt that the scenes overstayed their welcome just a bit. The intro could probably be made so the narration and credits are going at the same time, as when the game crashed near the start of the game*, it felt a bit tedious to have to go through it all again with no option to skip. The VA could use a little work; it seemed just a little too dry at times, but even putting in VA at all must have been a pretty large chunk of time as it is. For the interaction system, I expected that, when I interact with an item that prompted several chunks of dialogue, they would be reset when I start interacting with another, rather than me having to keep hitting space to roll over to what I'm actually trying to interact with. Not a huge deal, but a small QoL thing.

The controls definitely took some getting used to. I understand now that, because of the static camera angles, making the character move along the actual direction of the keys could end up being disorienting, but it did feel a little clunky at times.

Gameplay was pretty enjoyable. Like I said, the atmosphere was done very well with the graphics and audio, and it generally wasn't too hard to get through the game. There was one point in I believe level 3 (?) that started getting frustrating though. When I had to find the area to input the trojan, that small area wasn't very prominent or noticeable, and I only found it by accident after about 5+ minutes of searching all of the rooms. I could just be dense and maybe others found it a lot quicker than me, but that was just my experience. Just as a note, there was also a corner in-between (I think) a vent and water-cooler that I almost got completely stuck in.

All-in-all, this was a big feat that you managed to accomplish in 3 days. I respect the major effort put into this, and it turned out as a very solid game. Great work on this!

* - I think this was when I interacted with the terminal near the start a few times. I'll try and replicate it in a bit and edit this later if I can I see now that this was meant as a joke when I re-read the dialogue. As funny as it is, like I said, the long intro and having to restart so early after only interacting twice is a little rough.

Incredible visual aesthetic and I think the limitation really brings out a strong visual style that works well for this game. I thoroughly enjoyed the presentation and the narration of the main character. The dialogue was very dry but funnier more so because of it,  I was very engrossed in what was going to be said with each interaction.

The overall feel very much gave me enjoyable vibes of that to the golden PS1 days. Controls felt nice and the gameplay flow was consistent and balanced. I loved this game. Great job!

An amazing game! I loved the fixed camera angles and the color palette (Alone in the Dark meets Another World). The deadpan quotations of the narrator are hilarious!

This game as a strong memetic power: if properly expanded and polished, it could become a new "Stanley Parable".

Really cool game and concept. But I found the camera system a little disorientating and annoying. But otherwise, it was pretty good.

Truly a unique game

I loved this! The game felt very detailed despite only using 5 colours and the cube was very nice. But the game felt a little slow. Amazing game none the less!

The mac build is not working for me. I really would love to try this game, from the comments it looks really exciting!

Hey again, I played your game on stream and made a recording as you probably know. Here it is.

Beautiful game art and use of the limitations. Combined with the music and voice acting it really help to immerse you in the game and story.

Only thing to improve maybe was the movement controls that felt a little off sometimes and some long  transitions between dialogues and scenes.

Congrats to the team for achieving so much in a short amount time. 

Loved it! The world felt large and full of detail and the colors worked wonderfully together. Levels were was well laid out and always felt like there was more to explore. Great game!

Oh. My. Glob. Please tell me this was the real Cyberpunk 2077. It will have made it worth the wait.

It is a kind of love letter to the PS1 era. The overwrought navel-gazing dialog. The outrageously earnest soap-opera voice acting. The dramatic camera angles. The primitive tank controls straight from Resident Evil 1. I couldn't stop laughing.

In addition, the color palette is just gorgeous.

Watched it on stream. Superb, really polished. 5/5 ☜(ﾟヮﾟ☜)

What a monolithic undertaking for a jam. Well done lads. The voice acting was great, the level design + art was interesting, and the references were fun (especially the companion cube bit). My only critique would be the non-camera relative movement - That took more than a sec for me to adjust to. (I'm also not sure if I missed it, but does the player ever get that serum that was mentioned? - I figured it would be after the password bit, but the game restarted).

Oh god! Sunshine teach us more things about life ! Cool gameplay, I like thos type of gameplay, nice narration, nice ambiance, everything is great!

This was amazing. The graphics, environments,  camera shots, and even how the text appeared was great to see. The ambient music helped place me inside the game and the narration was a nice touch