Unique take on death and what comes after and very well executed! I especially admire the courage to not only allow the game to end randomly, but to even ask the player not to open it again. Personally, I lasted eight spins and didn't play again after that.

I was surprised to discover that I actually ended up caring about death/gregory despite the short time I spent with them. I think this is partially because I like their more restrained personality, but mostly because his views on death and the meaning of life will be very relatable to a lot of people. It's also hard to not feel a little bad for the situation they're in.

I really have nothing else to say. This was very well made and perfectly captures the mixture of fear and uncertainty that comes with death.

I ended up enjoying this a lot more than I thought. I'm not usually into fluffy and wholesome things like this but I figured I should give it a shot and I was absolutely impressed.

I can very clearly see the effort you put into this game, from the animated intro and backgrounds to the variations between endings! I am very impressed with what you've done and you truly deserve to get a lot more attention for this game you've made.

The only downside for me is that I prefer longer stories because those give me more time to get invested and get to know the characters, so for that reason I did not feel as much emotional attachment to the story as I otherwise would have had. That said, I think the length is perfect for what you set out to do. If the stories were increased in amount or length it would probably become boring at some point, so I think this is actually the perfect length.

So, in short, you've done really well and I am very impressed.

Just lovely, I really liked playing each iteration of the game with a missing sense each time.

Absolutely wonderful game, beautifully done both visually and narratively. Love the changes made to the UI too that gives such a nice personal touch to the game. Nicely done!