Thanks for trying it out and for playing through it twice to get both endings! :)

Thanks for taking the time to try out the game! Happy to hear you had a fun time. :)

Thanks for your kind words!

I considered leaving it at first but figured better safe than sorry and not get into any trademark issues so I just changed it up a little. :P

Thanks for trying out the game and I’m glad you liked the keyboard puzzle!

Thanks for trying out the game!

1. Yeah, you can’t type numbers and symbols don’t work. It was not obvious to me how to get symbols working with the shift key and so on so I opted to not complicate things and just keep it to letters. With keyboard layout differences as well I wanted to make sure what the user typed is what they got. Perhaps something to research going forward.
2. Interesting. The teacher checks on you 4 times so you should not be “stuck”. No one else has reported this…but maybe they just did not run into this problem. I originally wanted to add a clock so that you can see how long the class was going for but ended up working on polishing up other parts of the game. Your feedback confirms that this is something that should be added though. Thank you for bringing this up.

Thanks for playing!

Can’t wait for the sequel!

Thank you for the kind words. Can’t promise anything. It will really depend on the theme of future GWJs… :P

Thanks for playing! I hope you enjoyed the experience. :)

Thanks for trying out the game!

The first scene reminds me old school days.

I’m happy to hear that it was relatable. :)

Thanks for trying out the game! I’m glad to hear that I captured the nightmare feel both in game and in the real world. ;)

Thanks for trying out the game! I’m glad you felt it was a unique and immersive experience.

I thought for a while my keyboard was broken

I did not even think about this but in hindsight I can see how it can throw the player off completely. I hope the puzzle was not too difficult to solve because I want the player to complete the game instead of getting frustrated and quitting to play another submission. :P I spent a fair amount of time brainstorming different ways to convey hints to the player as to how they should arrive at the solution.

Thanks for trying out the game, Alboroz!

Thanks for trying out the game! I avoided putting in music as I did not want the music to suggest to the player what was happening. In hindsight though I think you are right and I should have just put some neutral music to keep the mood “static” to keep the players guessing. Will keep that in mind for the next jam! :)

Thanks for playing! It came together pretty well I would say. There is an unfortunate lack of “game-like” elements to it but I hope you enjoyed the experience! :)

Thanks for giving the game a try. I’m glad you had a good time and that it was relatable. :P

Thanks for trying out the game! There are only two endings. I have updated the game’s description to make this clear in case people are wondering. :)