Absolutely dripping with style, everything complements each other from the sound to the writing to the art direction, to the tiny bits of control feedback. Only a few nitpicks, the filters while stylish, really gave me trouble trying to understand what I was looking at, and made reading very taxing. The hunger minigame I also had to stop out of concern for my hardware(and finger). Finally, the knife minigame has you reading text at the top of the screen while trying to watch the metronome at the bottom, so I'm afraid I missed most of the text... 

Regardless, everything you set out to do I think you did beautifully, looking forward to more down the road!

I'm out of words, but I love this. Just loved it. From the aesthetics, to the sound, to the writing and to the disturbing aftertaste it had. Just, loved it. 

The music and visual design are fantastic—while the small screen was a bit restrictive, it didn’t detract too much. The soundtrack is oppressive in a good way, setting a perfect mood. The storyline is eerie and engaging, reminding me of the 2019 film "The Lighthouse," and the text enhances the game’s atmosphere. However, I found the font a bit hard to read, especially with the text jumps, which made my eyes tired. The skill-check gameplay mechanics didn’t add much beyond distracting from the reading, and failure didn’t seem to have consequences. If more impactful, simple mechanics were added, I think it would elevate the experience further. Overall, it’s a captivating story I enjoyed diving into. Thanks for the game! :) 

The interesting art style and gameplay design are fantastic; it would be even better if the game window size could be adjusted.

10/10 game!

Cool game with some neat gritty graphics, and quite a story. The text was a bit hard to read due to the post-processing. Good implementation of failure-is-the-only-option minigames, I am glad I have a mechanical keyboard!

Really fascinating little experience. It's a bit sparse, and a bit grim, but there's something really compelling about it. The gameplay is a bit empty for the most part, but that compliments the theme of hunger rather nicely, I think. The few moments of very intense gameplay really draw that into sharp focus, and the attention to detail is really impressive. For something created in seven days, this is a game that feels very complete. About the cruelest thing I could say about it is that the ending feels just a bit abrupt, but that's a very mild criticism properly placed in the context of a game jam, where time is at such a steep premium. The scene in the shed is deeply jarring and utilizes the "condemned to fail the minigame" style of gameplay very nicely in a way that reflects our pov character's lack of willpower. It felt a little bit like a love letter to both The Lighthouse (film) and Mouthwashing (game), but while dramatically shorter than both, it made up for its length with very solid visuals and storytelling.

-Hadal

Wow the aesthetic was awesome! Such a great style for the game, and the sound design and music was fantastic, really drove the whole "spooky factor". Fantastic job !!!

Great aesthetic, but I wish you could either make it full screen, or have larger font since I had a hard time reading some of the text.

It is strange, but I like it!

Crazy cool art style! Great job!

Was spamming the W key and I thought my finger cracked! Really cool aesthetics and a fun little game! Being hungry while playing this game didn't help at all : )
The hand pointer disappearing after a while was a nice touch
Great work mate and good job!

YEAHHH!!!!!!! Awesome game, cannibalism in videogames my beloved

my guy really felt his tummy rumble once and decided to bite his fingers off lmao