Aaaah, thanks Carrot for your detailed feedback, I'm glad you appreciated this "game"! (I'll admit it feels less like a game than something more experimental, but still!)
And yes! I had a lot of fun trying to play around with colour matrixes! I was worried but in the end, it wasn't hard at all, so being able to use a same base and to yet differentiate the three women thanks to it was very satisfying! And yes, my idea was to use the restrictions of the jam in a clever way, and to have a project that could be produced only under these restrictions!
Honestly, the imagery is mostly stolen from Racine, but I'm happy I made you discover the myth and have a glimpse of his amazing writing! It was the whole point of the project, haha, just me being a Racine's fanboy (well, of his work at least, as the man, in himself, was kind of a jerk, even from the 17th century's standards??)!
I wanted to use another music track at first, but it was too intense, and I'm glad I could find this one because it really works perfectly for this game! And I can only second you on the voice-acting, it is EXTREMELY good, and Justine is highly skilled!!! She really brought the three characters to life, which is a real display of her abilities!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts per usual, they always are so precious!! And you're welcome, hydratation is important, even for the eyes!