I really really enjoyed this game, despite it being incomplete! It had so much depth and thought put into the things that were worked on! I had a lot of fun just running around seeing what you made next. The audio was great too! I am super hyped to see where this goes! Many people want aim and direction, their hands held through everything... but all of my favorite games don't have that at all, and I think it's really fun that way.  (Rainworld is a great example of this) good luck!

Honestly...I was rather confused with this one.  Other than going from house to house, I had no idea what I was supposed to do.  There was no narrative other than the text in the first house.  I collected coins but to what purpose?  Not being able to save was not cool.  That being said, this game has a very childlike innocence to it.  It was like a mish mash of ideas which was neat.  It's definitely different, not much gameplay, but I enjoyed the world and wondering what I might find behind each door.

This was super fun!

From the description,  I thought it was going to be quite bleak and depressing. But it was actually whackier than I expected! :D

I caught on to that once I saw the dancing bunny lady. that was cute.

I liked that though, I personally think even serious topics can be tackled in such a way as long as it's handled well. A lot of the adorably silly little details made me also think there was something else going on. I'm curious to see what happens next!

I think my favorite part of the game was the part of town with the little houses that have these dream-like, surreal scenarios - like the spiders and the eggs. It reminded me of Yume Nikki.

The open world was also great. I could theoretically go everywhere right from the start. Normally, I find open worlds to be very intimidating personally, but in this case it worked because exploration was fast-paced and easy.