The more you have... I don't wanna say more because it would be spoiler ;) but it's well caught!
It's a mysterious and well polished game. Makes you wonder during the game what will happen. Great job!

Marvelous game. I love the way you approach the topic of this Ludum Dare in a narrative way.
Keep up the good work!

Un juego precioso. Plantear el desafío de esta Ludum Dare de forma narrativa y lograr mostrar un mensaje no es nada fácil. Dadle caña y suerte con futuros proyectos.

I don't know what to do and what is happening..., but i love this game. Very fun to play and to discover new strange things.

Well this was cool, somehow :D I didn't realy get what i've to achieve in this game BUT it reminds me a lot of Back Mirror, which is pretty cool! So, this is nice thanks vor making it :)

I guess this is one of my favourite games this LD so far.
Disturbing, atmospheric, thoughtful.
Great job folks.
(But the 33 in the credits could have been a wee bit faster.)

Wow! This game is overwhelming. Clearly a gem.

You really nailed it on mood. But if you pushed just a bit farther to present why this fits for the theme the game would be one of the best games in Ludum Dare 40. Keep up the good work :)

That's a piece of art! The take on consumerism reminds me of Fight Club, the harm of other individuals remembering me of the Milgram experiment, the conditioning of the player to know when to click on the tv, a door that cant be passed going hand in hand with the propaganda tv spots. Finally the end, I mean I knew it would happen but damn that was very well presented. Not to mention the over all great art and sound design!

Overall a very well made game. I would some more sound effects and perhaps a bit more music. But else a pretty great point and click game. Well done.

awesome! everything is great. love it!

a great little game. It felt a bit empty with no ambient sounds, or footsteps, but other then that, you really hit it mood wise.

It couldn't be a better interpretation of the theme! and the mood is great.
Reminded me a lot of the Matheson "Button, Button" novel.

Nice touch that it's possible to actually interact with some of those objects.

I just have one remark that the diffrence between the levels of ambient music and the sounds of some of the object (guitar..) was too important imho.