Well, it's pretty good. Kinda hard, and the final cutscene seems like it was made in a rush, but the gameplay and the idea are cool (despite the bugs). Good game, not the best of this jam, but still pretty decent.

Good on you for co-ordinating voice acting to create a cinematic experience! There's some funny exchanges and in-jokes with the Portal gun and allusions to the stage getting dark. The water gun is a funny idea and the character's reaction to it is golden. The Portal comparison, whilst not immediate in terms of mechanics, does come to mind in terms of a well-scripted, voice-acted game with puzzle mechanics. In terms of level design and puzzles, definitely recommend thinking about how the designs aid or get in the way of the flow and how they make sense in the context of a level. For instance, I wasn't too sure how to proceed with the switch and button setup in the first puzzle room; I assumed I had to find multiple blocks - sadly not the non-interactable one in the same room - to weigh them all down or there was a relationship between them I didn't quite get. Nailing this stuff takes time and it's shocking how much you were able to setup in a week for something very ambitious and imagining a much bigger scope than the space of this jam. I hope you're able to refine this into the game it absolutely has the potential to be. Would love to revisit this one especially if you can share a bit of guidance on the puzzles. Great work! 

Well shoot, I spent almost half an hour trying to make that first bounce jump. No idea what I was doing wrong. I liked the aesthetics of the Portal-style game, and I'm impressed that you got actual character animations in there along with voice acting, but alas the gameplay experience was hard to enjoy. The sensitivity on the character's aiming, along with the odd, jerky movements almost made me motion sick (which rarely happens for me in video games). It felt like we had at least 2x gravity, which made it extra difficult to make the jump. Saddest of all, I never got to find out what the gun did. Lastly, I really didn't get much of a horror vibe. Maybe it comes along later, but it invoked more frustration than fear, but again I suspect that this game has more psychological horror.

It's still an impressive effort for under 7 days of development. If you get a chance to iron out some of those issues it might be a really fun experience. Keep it up!