EarWorm

a goated game, its just a little short but still fire, definitely would play a sequel if there was one

the atmosphere is incredible, the music is awesome and the concept is sick. i'm obsessed with the environments and the character models, the art is really well done. it felt like so much was said with such little context, very unique game. i really hope there'll be a successor or add ons or something. i'd love to learn more about this universe, or just have the opportunity to spend more time in it. the only complaint i have is that there's no way to adjust the data moshing. i'm dyslexic and reading was difficult. it was a little dizzying for me, too. even with motion options turned off.

Amazing style, visual look and originality. Some of the puzzles weren't as clear as they could be given the limitations of the memory (the harlem bridge for example), but the interweaving between the different memories and using clues scattered within memories to help made this an oustanding and terrifying game to play. Hopefully more is to come soon!!

The only bad thing I have to say about the game is that there isn't enough of it. Amazing game, style, visuals. Also amazing ass soundtrack.

A beautifully aestheticly, surreal and fun game about you being someone that connects with peoples brains to figure out information to get access to their bank account. Honestly an one of a kind game idea that it's almost sad this game is so short and not a fully fledged story, but it's definitely still worth the prize.

Came from smity's video, really cool game, waiting for a sequel

Best 3 dollars I've spent on a game in a LONG time. I oh so wish it was longer, but for the time I was playing it, it was bliss.

I really like the concept of this game, and how it comes together into its own sort of timed puzzle game. While the game appears short, retrying areas to improve your scores can add a fair bit of replayability. Its atmosphere and soundtrack really add to the experience.

Wormin it up and me ear and stuff. 7/10 worms

The idea is interesting but with such deep fried static I can't recommend the game in good faith. it feels like the challenge of the game comes from your ability to see rather than your ability to puzzle solve