Great game! The visuals, audio, and gameplay all work together to make for an intense and creepy experience. I've only seen the trust ending, so you may be doing something like this already, but I think it would be cool to explore more psychological horror elements where the things you see/experience may or may not be real, leading to some *unfortunate* consequences. But yeah, really well polished and loved the experience! 

A couple minor things, I think a bit more feedback when you shoot the boss at the end would be helpful to know that you're making progress, because I wasn't really sure if I was doing something or not until it ended. Maybe like an animation or something to show that you hurt it. Also sometimes I'd have to click "E" twice to advance the dialog. But really solid game!

Great entry! Loved everything about it! For my more immediate detailed thoughts, check the VOD ill post in the themed horror jam discord here in 10-15 minutes!

Hi! I would have told you that your story is very great and intriguing and made me question the reality of everything around the girl and who she should trust. Or that your art style is great and your game really gives the horror expirience of being left alone in a house where something has gone horribly wrong.
But instead I want to thank you! Around a month ago I've tried to make a game for a jam in a similar art style with a top-down perspective. I had a lot of trouble implementing many different aspects of it from the text revealing itself at the set speed to my character stepping on walls because of animation being too wide. Ultimately i didn't manage to submit the game and only a couple of my friends played it and i've ditched it for now until I could figure out what I could do with difficult places in it's development. Yesterday I've played your game and unexpectedly found my answers! I've looked at it and got the insight of what I should do! Thank you so much for your great game and for things about development I realized  because of you!

Hi! I gave your game a try and I loved it! You really nailed the atmosphere for this one! The pixel art and the environment design were sweet! The chase scene with the tentacles was very spooky and I was on my toes trying to juke the guys at the garden. The doggo boss fight was quite intense though and I wasn't able to beat it due to extreme FPS drop on my end (My PC tends to lag on browser based games). But with what I experiences so far, this is a fun and great project! Great job! ^^

neat game! i liked a lot of the ideas: alluding to the light switch in the brother's diary and the reveal of what it does stuck with me the most. as for feedback, I think the game could do with some extra noise cues for the final boss, i think that'd improve the atmosphere, and also make the death feel less flat.

also, i found that on the final boss its a lot easier if you stay at the bottom of the room, since the tentacle's down hitbox is a lot more forgiving then the up hitbox. dunno if that is a strategy you intended to be in the game. overall i enjoyed it.

So cool, it reminds me of House! Took forever to finally find the third ending, especially since you can only get the kitchen painting during the chase part!

Though, it was a little annoying that once you go in the basement, you can't leave. Other than that, the game is very well made! 😊

Really nice pixel art! The gameplay was also fun, but sometimes it felt a bit unfair with the hitboxes. I really like that you could interact with the environment and that the player would say stuff about it, helped a lot with the worldbuilding! I would love to see more! Good job! 

Cool game. I liked the art, it's very good. The gameplay is interesting but there are problems with hitboxes. It is expected that with such a perspective the player's hitbox will be somewhere in the legs, and not all over the body. Because of this, I often got into a trap when I should have passed it. And in the final boss fight, the roots from the ground touched, although they should not have. Also about the boss, at the 3rd stage, too many roots spawn, and a hopeless situation arises when you stand in a place around which the roots and a red circle appears under you, and you just can't leave. In the first stage, there was enough time. Or you need to call the roots according to the pattern (like during the boss attack).

Love the style. Played through the whole thing (finally beating that last boss) just to see ending 1 of 3! Going back, I can't believe I didn't notice all the extra stuff, guess I should have interacted with stuff more...

I think this is a well made game, although personally at least the horror didn't really hit.

At some point it is closer to "way too hard" than "scary"... The dog boss fight is just plain unfair and that's where I threw the towel lol rather than getting scared if I have to be completely honest it got me irritated.