As others have stated - I was hoping there would be some changes between each playthrough of a level that could change the outcome and was pretty disappointed that they were single set in stone answers. I think a papers please style game like this could be fun if it was bit more fleshed out - reading character expressions or allowing players to decide against the obvious answer in order to build rapport or something.

I strongly dislike that there was a stated "correct answer" for everything here. It's supposed to be a game about judging, but there was no real game, only a single predetermined judgment with no room for the player to actually judge anything.

A game about judging people passing through made for a surprisingly in-depth thinking exercise for me personally. I found the writing to help quite a lot with that!

The song was nice, and the visuals are generally easy to read. The main issue that I found was the text size. Some players may have trouble reading such small text, although there is a lot of space for it to fill as needed. Multiple pages on a document or dialogue box would work, if need be!

Overall, I did enjoy the concept a lot, and I can imagine it also playing well if it was to be expanded on!

I sent komachers straight to heaven waddaya mean that's the wrong answer!! very relaxing music