I didn't know Ren'Py could look this good. It genuinely makes me want to read the story now.

I honestly expected a puzzle game due to the title, but I got a visual novel instead that actually peaked my interests for once. Most of the visual novel's I come across don't usually interest me, but this one attempted at it and won itself a good 5 and a half stars. The Gameboy aesthetic, the interesting character design as well as a interesting plot. It all comes together to make this great game.

I love facing cosmic horrors beyond man's comprehension.

I was expecting to play a game, not receiving great lessons about writting!

Huh, interesting little game! Certainly got some very cool visuals, and the aspect of trying to remain calm and talk in such a way that you fit in with this horrific situation you've found yourself in was rather amusing, especially when there are so many answers to pick and choose. Short and sweet, and while I wish it had a bit more meat on its bones, I liked it enough that I found myself going back to check out the other answers and endings you could get!

In terms of feedback, I do feel like the game is way too tiny, in particular the text: I needed to slam my face right into the monitor so I could read comfortably, haha! I also felt like some of the endings were a bit weird. I got one ending where he ends up getting booed (and maybe killed) and another where he seems pleased with the experience, and those were fine, but then I got this other ending where I feel like the author shoved himself into the story to endlessly preach about how horror works because of hope and blah blah blah: insightful stuff but it just felt so unnatural and out-of-character, and not in a funny non-sequitur way. I know the game is about horror in a few different ways, but it was the most "sir, this is a wendy's" moment I've had in a while. Maybe I'm thinking about it too much.