ok.
"how do i make a sad game...hmm... i know! some sad piano music, and a childish, not at all developed story with suicide ending!"
short, corny and not interesting.
the whole point of death in any sort of media, is so you can feel bad for him, but how can you feel bad for someone that dies in the first minute for no reason other than that so it will be sad.
i dont want to discourage you
but this game was no fun at all, and the story... it just wasn't ther. WHO was he? WHY did he kill his wife?
this could pass off as part of a story, but its just incomplete...
im sorry
but the game is just meh ill give youe a 3 for pity and +1 for the music
Lame
really square but i luv the music
This "game" is obviously a reference (or response) to a trauma suffered by the author outside the binary world at least 7 years ago, and, in that, will be completely respected.
Now, for the game itself: It's not really good outside from the above.
There's few point, if any, in completing the game multiple times other than a medal, just as it is pointless to be given a "jump" mechanic that is completely useless (isn't needed to complete the game, nor help it in any way, nor add anything to it).
Graphics are as simple as they can get, that's okay, music was chosen right.
Long story short: A movie would be a better choice, but I guess "interaction" could fill the role better than horizontal walking platformer, at least at telling us the story