I liked it. It was... something. Lol.
Music was good. Art was decent.
The conversations you can have with various characters are all well written and moderately interesting enough to keep me pressing Z.

The text goes entirely too slow imo but I understand it was all just to help build up tension and atmosphere.

I liked the games message about getting off your rear end and doing stuff. And the finite amount of life each of us are given. I knew I was in for an interesting experience when the game opened with an Exurbia quote. I like his shit a lot too.

Not sure what the final ten minutes of the game are really about besides waiting for more content.

I, too, am described as emo by a lot of people. But I wouldn't describe myself as one.
Anyway, I played your game all the way through to the final minutes.
And I don't feel like I wasted my time on it. It was good. Enjoyable I guess.
Just wanted you to know that. I've had it sitting on my desktop for like, a month and I wanted to play it some day, I just wasn't sure how I felt about investing an entire hour of my time into it unless it was real good.

Anyway, keep on being creative chum. This was a great title considering it's the first I've heard from you. Not sure what else I can add to this post. The message of the work is a little muddled and I walked away from the experience feeling slightly motivated but also slightly puzzled about what purpose the entire excercise might have had. I love videogames as art tho. And this one is about as bizarre and different as artsy videogames get.

Good on you for making something different either way. Godspeed.

-CK