Having the stranger wait for the bus beside you was unnerving at first, until said bus did a Mario jump XD

When selecting to board the bus or not, I thought the option that was brightest was the one I was picking, so for my first run I actually didn't board and then unlocked a bad ending I think lol

Personally, I would shorten the wait times. I felt that they were too long and made me think the game bugged out or something.

Other than that, the game's fun! 

a bit confusing but it's alright though i start floating sometimes

This is an interesting game! It was a pretty surreal experience. It definitely captures a good mix of the unsettling feeling of waiting at a bus station (or similar) and the absurdity that sometimes follows it. I loved the visual effects too!

The first time I played through I hadn't read your note about pushing yourself into walls and stuff, so I accidentally made myself start floating above the ground if I climbed slopes or got pushed up by something. It was actually a bit of a fun bug since it made things even more surreal--I managed to get above the houses haha! I restarted though since I figured I was missing out on the rest of the game. I got confused about getting into the house, but then I went and read your instructions about hitting the 'e' key to knock (I thought "i" was generic interaction, so I was trying that at first and thought I was just in the wrong place). Other than that I got through the game okay!

It's pretty cool to go back and try to make the other choice when your bus comes too. Both choices have pretty unsettling consequences.

Good job!

I don't know if it's because I'm not used to games where you have to wait for things to happen that I felt "empty" in a good way, it seemed like something would happen at any moment, and when it didn't, it made me even more anxious lol

But in the end, it was quite fun, it was a huge relief to finish because I was already panicking :O

Anyway, congratulations on the project!

I found it unsettling till the bus mario jumped LOL. It wouldnt let me enter my bus so i didnt see much more of the game but i was intrigued with what i did play

A strange, surrealistic game about the uncanny experience of waiting at a bus stop and how uncomfortable it feels to be doing so at night. I used to commute by bus all the time and can confirm this is basically on par for the weird, uncomfortable vibes of sitting around late at night waiting for the bus to come. In that sense, I liked the slow pacing to reinforce it, but can definitely see how it can get a bit humdrum when not knowing what to expect. I'm sad that Mum got eaten but value the idea of there being a branching narrative where that may not have happened if I actually got on the bus. Maybe if the damn buses came on time! 

The game does appear to be working now. The game is short but fairly well-polished. The atmosphere and minimal sound did give me a sense of loneliness. The scan lines and screen curvature effects were neat! The bus the random stranger got on flew backward in the air instead of driving forward like the rest. I'm not sure if that was intended but it was interesting. Another small issue I had was the cursor doesn't lock to the screen which can be annoying. I enjoyed the game overall. Good work!