I love to see a point&click adventure here! Serious story and the message. Emotionally touches, of course. Well polished game (except 1. some minor typos 2. bug with repeating quotes and 3. the very last sentence). And artwork is pretty nice!

As I already told you, well-polished.
Good music, clean graphics. (the 'punch' was kinda funny)
But definitely trying too hard to push a message. I would love more gameplay where you actually make decisions and make a difference rather than an 'interactive' movie.

Relatively simple gameplay, nice graphical style, and a really impacting story with an important message. A bit too much writing with not enough gameplay, and some awkward phrasing, but great nonetheless.

This game is just great. I can't believe you made all this in a single weekend. It's true the game is a bit heavy on the writing and isn't subtle about its message, but so what? It looks/sounds/plays absolutely top notch. Very well done! 5/5

There's not really much I can say other than that it's an excellent story game. I would have preferred clicking to advance the text instead of auto-advancing text, but that's a matter of personal preference.

Firstly: its quite a shame you didn't manage to make any gifs because the animation is what makes the visuals in this! Everything seems to have a nice fluid consistent motion to it. The walk cycles, the kid jumping up and down on the bed, it really brought life to the work in places where you could have easily had a static image. The chunky mouse cursors were perfect.

The music was nice and simple, it was minimal but provided a nice atmospheric drone, and fit to the mood well, it went through numerous loop iterations but never felt irritating or intrusive. I really liked the other small details, the text fading-from-black in small chunks was a nice effect and also helped to match the mood in a similar way to the music.

I felt the story was a bit rushed, especially given the message it was trying to deliver; it'd be interesting to see how it would have turned out given more time.

Overall nice work, I enjoyed playing it!

Moody. Really nice graphics.

Good game, fantastic message, nice mood and feel. Nice job!

dang that was some serious shit

(html5 version worked like a charm fwiw.)

surprisingly serious for a gamejam game. well polished, nice art. this needs a subtle but emotional background music, a bit more gameplay, and the message shouldnt be that much "in the face" from the beginning, so there would be a more surprisingly revealing in the end, but: super great for a gamejam game.

Outstanding game! so simple and well written. An amazing accomplishment.

I almost cried. 6/5 for mood. Well, one can not miss the message of the game.

Well done. The story is really awesome, good gameplay, but you need some audio for the atmosphere. Finally I liked it. =)

Nice little point-n-click game. Movement was a tad slow, though. Would like to have had some shortcuts to walking around.

collaboration, there's music and some sound effects, what do you mean?

The story was a little heavy-handed, but for a very good reason. This is the kind of game I don't ENJOY, but most certainly appreciate. On top of that, it felt really polished for a 48 hour game. Please continue to make games like this one, the world needs them.

Quite impressive content for 48 hours. Your pixel art was very consistent and detailed, and the mood was appropriately gloomy and soul-crushing.

I only noticed one bug in Firefox, where the music stopped if I switched tabs and never came back.

I have one suggestion for the game in general -- don't automatically change to the next line of text. Having different text speeds and clicking to advance are both great, but as it is, if you glance away for a moment you can still miss when a line of text changes over. You might have a tiny [>] continue button in the corner, and clicking anywhere could still continue to the next line of text.

Brilliant message, and a really well made point-n-click game. Great job!

Not much of a game, but a lovely and thought-provoking experience. I wish there were more player interaction. I feel like 80% of the game was just text between scenes. That may be unavoidable with this genre and the time constraints. Graphics were quite nice. Impressive for 48 hours. To the top of the mood category for you!

Thank you for making this. I'm living in Austria and like in many other European countries we are also incapable of dealing with the situation in a human way.

Here, too, there's racism founded on the arguments that they use in your game.

Here, too, the refugees have to hope for someone to show them a kindness.

Here, too, there are so many monsters.

I will share this and spread the word about it. I'd have this play everyone, especially those blind to the topics addressed by your game.

I liked this entry.
The music worked very well, you choose a good style, and you pulled it off well. It meshed well with the story and provided a nice background to the game. My only complaint about it was that it never changed. I kinda wish each episode had new music, perhaps getting darker and darker as the story went on.
I'm less a fan of interactive stories, but as I enjoyed this one. It was one that was new. Not something you hear about all of the time. The message was a good one as well. One thing I think it could've use more was interaction. Even if the story ends up the same, I believe you could make more puzzles not based on dialogue, and more based on an inventory system and using stuff in the right places. This would serve a couple purposes, keep the player thinking, and also make the player more invested in the story.
I liked the graphics style, I think the cycling to saturated to unsaturated was a nice effect, however I wish the unsaturated point was less to make the effect more subtle.

Oh, I should note that again I mentioned things that you may of already thought of, but couldn't do due to time constraint. Dunno, sometimes its hard for me to know what people would do if they had more time. Also, the music comment wasn't saying the music you had was repetitive, just that I believe your game would've benefited a lot from music that interacted with the story more and changed.

Hey! You cannot edit these.
Another thing I wanted was more sound effects, your game would've benefited a lot from a subtle few interface clicks, maybe a sound byte of you speaking the language you cannot recognize, wind sounds, footsteps, etc.

Well I'm... speechless. That was deep. Really thought-provoking. A nice spin on the theme flawlessly executed.

A beautiful entry. Incredibly polished! I'm really in awe. Congratulations!

Whoaw, that was deep. Nice approach to the theme. I liked art style and music is setting right mood.

This is a very good entry. It's an experience you don't find often in video games. I hope more people will have a chance to see your game.

Wow, this was great. The story was very unsettling and I had a knot in my stomach while playing it, not knowing what would happen next. The audio and visuals were well made, and perfectly suited to the rest of the game. Fantastic!

Wow! thats a really well polished game! one of my favorites.

Well polished game ! Very good work, it really has an old school point'n'click feel. As some said it's as much an interactive film as an adventure game, but I think the most important here was the message behind it and what it means, not having fun solving non-sense puzzles. Well written and well done ! Good job !

Wow. Brilliant ! The end gave me chills.

Really good game !

Very strong message. A bit too-slow paced and could use some better puzzles, but nailed the mood and is really nicely done, especially in graphics. Good job!

Cool game with important message. Gave 2 stars for fun and mood, but thats only because of the seriousness tone of the game. Good job!

wow. nice message in a game. Love this entry!

Music, dialog, and the static/desaturation effects did well to set the mood. Riveting writing. Amazing job, especially for a compo!

You would get 10/5 for the message.

Personally, I felt it could be better not to say that phrase explicitly at the end, letting the player dangling and ponder.

Excellent story, very well presented. Lots of polish. Great art style and music. Great work!

Nice to see use of LOVE in an adventure game format. A mature and emotional game relevant to the present issue of refugees. All in all a polished and tense adventure game experience with a lot of narrative content for a jam game.

Would recommend.

Congrats on placing in the top 100! This is a nice little adventure game. Well done!