Insomnolence

Good stuff. Played this and got smooth framerate, dk why everyone is having problem but all good for me. I got a friend also who cant really fall asleep due to constant nightmare but dont really know if it's the same as you. But overall, wish you the best of health!

Poked a lot of fun at the fandom aspect of it, but when push comes to shove, I greatly appreciate the time, effort, and emotion put into this indie game. Mad props for tackling something so serious and making it not only your own, but a positive piece of art others can enjoy. 

Damn, thats a sad story. The game told it really well, and despite my pc turning into turbine, it was really smooth and great experience.

I'm sorry for what you're going through, I hope you're fine and keep spreading kindness no matter how small.

For the game, I hope there will be jumpscare and scary music background to make the game tense.

even though it's like that I really like the design of the bunny it's very cute and I love it

keep it up bro

Very sad, but very good. Thank you for making this!

I love it and i need more and more and more

This was a really cool horror game uses the concept for P.T. to tell a sad and difficult story that people may have experience themselves as well. I liked the cartoonish design for the objects and characters of the game as it really makes the game stand out in terms of visuals and makes the game feel more original. I loved the amount of effort put in by the creator to make the rooms in the game detailed with objects that we may have at home as well, since it brings out the habits that the main character has and that someone is living in the home (If you get what I mean because most creators don't furnish the room, making the room feel not homely at all.) The deterioration of the house as the player continues playing through the game was amazing where scary forms of the main character start to appear as well as the background of the house changed makes the entire experience more horrifying and interesting.

It would be good if there were more things to do in the game though, like interacting with random items in the house that also changes when time passes as well as adding more sound effects and music to further enhance the horrifying atmosphere of the game. I am glad that the creator of the game is able to push beyond the boundaries that kept him down and I hope to see more from the creator in the future. Don't ever give up and keep on doing what ye doing! :)

Thank you for reading my  comment and I wish you good luck in your future endeavours.

The game was emotional, the story was sweet ( even tho I'm joking around, still there some part's that I can relate & agree).  We all been there man, and at the same time when I was editing this video; I kind a feel bad  for making a lot of jokes {sorry about that dude, hope this cheer you up :) }. I think what can I say is that story was nice ( nice game design/loop mechanic ) , but game play was alright ( the back ground of the game silent {wish there was sound effects or scary music} & and maybe some traumatizing action or jump scares to the player ). 

But still it was a pleasant experience, good job bro. 

Fuck man. That was an experience. Definitely expected a jump scare but the heartbreak was really great, in all senses of horrifying.

I'm sure the process of making the game itself has been really personal and reflective for you, so I won't be saying much in that regard. Didn't really expect much from a walking simulator (tbh thanks for adding that as a note, I would have been a bit let down by the gameplay-) buuut it's a really short but great storytelling medium with a pacing that fit well. Obviously nothing groundbreaking but it's really neat and scarily relatable. 

The colors of the sudden fireworks really hit home. I love it, I genuinely loved that scene. And I say that as generally someone meh on their flamboyant display. Thank you so much for the experience and see you on a future stream! 

wow, this game was actually scary. good shit