One of the more interesting submissions to the jam, for sure. Considering that in reality job interviews ride the line between awfully stressful and hideous dull, making a game based around that concept that can keep the players attention was always going to be a difficult undertaking.
It took a little while to catch on that I was losing willpower as I was progressing. Perhaps that was the point. I did find a bit difficult to determine what exactly was causing it to drop - either resisting, going along or simply being a part of it.
I got up the eighth area, the mirror maze, before my rebellious, virtuous, repressed 68-year-old CHUMBA (he lost a year in cards) could not seem to progress past their fear of COOTIES. I did actually find a different mirror, containing the wish, but that didn't help me clear the area. I expect I was meant to go back and scrounge up some willpower from the previous areas? Instead, my man CHUMBA went back to the mirror repeatedly to stack 205 WILL like a boss. Hilariously, the wish in the mirror was OMNIPOTENCE.
I'm not sure blocking progress is the way to go here. My main drive to continue playing was the curiosity to see what the next area would be and after a while of clicking about the mirror room this started to dry up. The desire to go back to previous areas was pretty much zero, I felt I had seen enough. I was close to giving up before realising I could abuse the mirror for easy WILL.
I finished the game after that, granted something like Corporate Responsibility Manager, which I found hilarious. Very Terry Pratchett. I was a bit disappointed I couldn't refuse, especially with my extremely high WILL, though its not like I earned it :P.
Music was pretty good, though the occasional track began to grate just because the loops were so short.
I'm going to be honest, I'm not a huge fan of AI art in general. But its better than nothing, certainly better than just grabbing stock assets and you clearly stated you were using it, even lampshading its absurdity throughout the game. I doesn't even look too bad, though Mr Beelzebub's fingers did stick out like, well, a sore thumb.
All in all, well done. Could see a lot of effort went into it.