no way this is a game jam submission?! really nice work!

Nice game! Maybe you should cut times between events! The rest is very cool!

Hello, I had a ton of fun playing this! Your game is quite captivating and ambitious. I listed all my thoughts below in this post. Hope my feedback is helpful:

[Pros]

• Audio is awesome and stellar
• Graphics are nice
• Music is very catchy
• The transitions / cutscenes in the project are well designed
• Ending is hilarious

[Cons]

• Mouse movement feels a bit laggy and slow at times
• It takes a long time for the 'climax' of the game to begin
• It would've been nice if the game provided hints for the player (i.e. upside-down store area)
• The lighting was a bit of an issue after the earthquake. It was difficult to see in some areas

Good Game

earthquakes can be very scary, nicely done 

The ending made me laugh more than it have should 

5/5

This is some AAA game. Excellent graphics, it reminds me of the classic PT even though it's not an horror game. You can easily add some horror elements and make an even greater game. 

Cool stuff! Impressed that you build this within the jam time frame. 

My feedback for Inside under&Out:

What your game does well:

The game executes the theme in a crafty way. It offered the context to the player in a way that is relatable. A normal day like the rest suddenly gets turned inside out.

The graphics were well put together, and the audio supports the suspense that the first segment builds up. A minor thing I did find odd was that the camera has this filter reminiscent of games on older consoles, but the game's aspect ratio is set to 16:9 on the contrary. (Not a big deal, just something I noticed)

What your game doesn't do well:

Aside from the sign that says C to crouch in the second half, there isn't a lot of guidance on how to interact with things (that or I missed it). 

It's also difficult to figure out if something is within interacting range because there's no reticle, flash, or a hint. Things like the mop, the garbage bag blend in with the scenery.

Areas of Opportunity:

Contrary to what has been already said about the game, I actually think the large amount of waiting and doing nothing is an important part of this game setting up the narrative.

I personally wasn't triggered by anything, but it did occur to me while playing that those who have been in earthquake situations might appreciate a trigger warning for it.

A good way to make the controls more obvious would be to give a reticle at the center point of the camera. A text box or a color change to indicate when the player's character is in front of something they can interact with.

I hope this feedback helps!

Impressive graphics and immersion overall. Really great job on that!

As a pretty impatient player (my bad, sorry), I felt the beginning was really slow, new customers take a lot of time to enter the shop. Player speed felt also too slow in my taste. 

Congrats!!!

more like outside in

That's extremely impressive for a 7-day job. I thought it was a bit slow and I would have liked the parts where you have to wait to be shorter. Also, I would have liked there to be a checkpoint just before the platforming part. But overall the game is excellent and I can see it getting one of the top spots in the jam.