I’d say you did a good job setting up the foundation of your game design idea, especially with how the areas are structured. The pixel art is nice as well,  good job! It’s got potential.

I love me a good apocalyptic cabin in the woods plotline. Take your time to continue development and flesh out the story further!

The idea described in the page is interesting, kind of like the Don't Escape games, but as a 2D adventure game instead of a point-and-click. A few suggestions if this gets any updates:

• Lock the player's movement when talking, it's confusing as hell to be able to walk away while talking to a character.
• Maybe allow the player to select dialogue options with the keyboard? Feels a bit odd to have the character be keyboard-controlled but the dialogues mouse-controlled.

Nice style and ambience. Very eerie. The music is lovely. The feeling of isolation and the visuals of this single, lonely house reminds me of another short game about the world falling apart, Where The Goats Are.

The art style on the characters reminds me of The Last Door games.

There is an interesting atmosphere that emerges from this game, I really liked the graphic style and the sounds. Good job on it!

I really enjoyed the calming yet unsettling atmosphere of this house on the edge of the world. It reminded me of the book "The Wall" by Marlen Haushofer. But I think something's broken in the game. I talked to the woman, listened to the radio, tried some coffee, walked around the house, and that's it. I don't know where to go next. There seems to be a corridor leading to another room, but the protagonist doesn't go there.

It's clear that the game didn't have enough time to be fully realized, but it reminded me of “The Wind,” another short horror game. Your game, sir, is similar to it, which is a good sign.

Nice visuals. However, there are some bugs in the game. It's also not clear what to do in the game.

The game looks amazing, but I think I broke it, becouse I can't progress after the coffee is done.