We don't have much Time

Very unique and fun to play through multiple times

I like the style of the game and it's an interesting way to implement the theme. The way the dialogue slows down makes you rather anxious as the clock ticks away. However, is it actually possible to save the other person? If so I didn't manage to, despite trying a few times.

I don't really have much more to say about it to be honest. Not the sort of thing I expected to come out of this theme but it certainly fits well. Good work.

Interesting concept for a game. I like the clear sense of futility it gives as you keep trying to say something that will help while time keeps ticking away. The slow text is a pretty harsh but effective way of conveying the point. The graphics are simple get the point across well. I particulary like the colours in the background. My only complaint is that text sound is a bit grating. I'm not sure if that was supposed to support the concept somehow but I would've preferred something softer.

That was interesting. I liked the dialogue mechanics.

For a game limited to 60 seconds, this was a really neat story

Very interesting concept. I included it in my GM48: Sixty Seconds compilation video series, if you’d like to take a look. :) https://youtu.be/g5B8P6iV1PI

Interesting idea - and brave to tackle this sort of topic in such a short time. I think it's good to talk about these things, people should be more open about it. I'm not 100% sure I agree with some of the dialogue (not sure I'd say 'don't be sarcastic' if I found a person in that situation!) but I don't think that really matters too much - I still felt sort of hopeless as the time ticked by (which I believe was the point!), and as the text appeared excruciatingly slowly (was that intentional?!) you're just sitting there thinking 'come on come on hurry up'. And then, it doesn't matter anyway.

It's sort of a shame that you can't change the outcome. I'm not entirely sure what lesson/message that leaves. That whatever you do you can't help? Some people can't be helped? Not sure I want to believe that, it's always worth trying!

This is too much to think about / analyse at this time haha. Regardless of the message stuff - nice entry, simple but pretty art which is good as it doesn't steal focus from the topic, but accentuates it. The lack of music also works in its favour I think. Music would have detracted from the atmosphere, at most I'd just add some ambient wind effects or something like that if you wanted to add anything post jam.

Good job!

• Good idea for a game
• I think this would be really cool if you could only play it once (game prevents you from replaying).
• The text reads way too slow for me, which seemed a little annoying given there’s only 60 seconds.

Neat little experience, with great looking art!

So, this was very interesting. First, I love the use of color. It does a really good job of creating a mood, just not sure how well that fits the content. Now, on the issue of content...I'm not really sure what you're trying to say. At it's core, the timer seems to imply that a person only has a limited amount of time to make an impact on another person, which could be a good thing to explore. Unfortunately, there seems to be a futility to that, and the dialogue doesn't really seem to give you any agency. I'm also not sure how I feel about the diologue itself. It seems to put a lot of responsibility onto others in addressing a person's mental health. This is complicated by the fact that you can't really change the outcome anyway, so you were supposed to have already done something before the game starts (naratively), so there's nothing you can do at the point you come in anyway. In that sense, it's an interesting experience and can give you a lot to think about. Hopefully that was your goal.