I’ve never seen such a crazy jump in production value/quality from one game to its sequel. Everything from the music to the dialogue to the atmosphere and changing art styles really sells it for me. Was a bit on the edge for the first bit because of the jumpscares in the first one but I’m glad this one was more tasteful with it. My first play though was definitely the best, kept me immersed the whole way. Everything after though made it kind of lose the magic, I only really liked a couple of the endings whereas the others lost me a bit there. Also clicking through half an hour of dialogue in minutes just to do things differently for the other endings made it all fade away and now I was just starting at pixels on a screen. This isn’t a criticism of this game specifically, just a flaw of having a short game with multiple endings you can just breeze by to see. Overall loved it and am glad I checked it out.

The art style of this game is what caught my attention and made me pick it up. It's a very short game, but I enjoyed learning about the protagonist, despite some corny writing moments here and there. It has a solid use of sound design and uses an interesting combination of animation pixel art. As for the pixel art, it's absolutely stellar, both in aesthetic and detail. Playing through this game was thoroughly enjoyable just to see the various artworks, the story was passable and captured my interest enough during the short play through but nothing to write home about.