Nice concept! I like the music, it's very good! Overall, it play like an engaging game with an interesting story.

Unfortunately, the game in the end after several playthroughs left me confused - does it have branching story? It seems to me that the only way is to fail, because I didn't find any alternatives.

I guess, the game is still work in progress, for example: every time you enter the room with the bell, the ability to rewind time activates. In the janitor room for the first time the door gets locked and it kinda forces you to use the ability, but then you can freely enter the room again, get the ability, get out and use it. I thought it had to be that way to investigate other rooms and maybe avoid contacting the bartender, but nothing was happening when used outside the janitor room.

Each time you enter the rooms with the bell, their state resets: I go to the janitor room, it's evening. I rewind time, it's afternoon. I go the vault - it's afternoon. I rewind time - it's morning. I go back to the janitor room: it's evening :) I got lost, where shoud use the ability? Only in the rooms with the bell, or outside, too?

So, if your story has other endings, please tell me the solution, I'd like to continue playing :)

I agree with Chugwig on the movement and talking with characters issues.

Anyway, I think this game has potential, especially because how you shaped it.

Good job!

Fun game and a neat concept.  The music fit and didn't get tiring, the characters are interesting, and the idea of rewinding time to solve a mystery is really cool.  I wasn't able to completely solve the mystery, a few things kept me from wanting to go again after my first death:

• The movement system is nice from tile to tile, but being able to hold down the arrow keys and move in that direction once every second or something like that would have been better.  My hand was tired after repeatedly clicking the keys to move around, especially with all the back and forth required in the game.
• The controls in general were good, but could have been better.  I would have preferred E over Q for interaction considering my index finger was already going to have to use R.  Or maybe space, but Q felt awkward to me.  The control screen at the start was incredible and explained the whole game clearly, so great job on that.
• While the concept is neat, not knowing exactly what's going to happen when you talk to someone makes the game rather tough.  When the warning of "people may not remember you after going back in time" is shown I thought I'd have to be careful with dialogue choices, but instead I have to avoid talking to certain people at certain times otherwise my character will say "I just checked out the safe" before the robbery even occurs and then I get arrested.  I appreciated the interaction itself, but not how it was triggered.  If there had been some mistake I'd made that caused the failure besides not knowing I shouldn't talk to the guy yet, it wouldn't have left a sour aftertaste on a cool game over scenario.

As one last note, it seems that the bookcases have no collision box.  Not sure if this is used later on in the game or if it was an oversight, but it wasn't anything problematic.

Hey, gblrfgr! I cannot run the linux version of your game :( It throws a console error:

./Linux.x86_64: error while loading shared libraries: UnityPlayer.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Could you help me run your game?

Pretty cool, I liked the story throughout.