Interfectorem

Short game but with fun characters, great artwork and an interesting story. It was simple and the tutorials gave me a good chuckle as did the constant fourth wall breaking.
My issues with the game was there was a few bugs with the character portrait not appearing, the lack of music during the game and what felt like a very rushed finish. A lot more could have been done in terms of build up in the story and horror elements.
Still, can't dislike it when I did enjoy playing through it.

The characters are solid and intriguing, the artwork is enjoyable, and although the game as a whole is simplistic in nature and control, the story was original and interesting to follow!
I can tell that the team put a lot of love and effort into this game.
I would reccomend this to someone who wants to play a quick, simple, point and click story game with quality characters and a good storyline. This was a great game to play between homework breaks!

Interfectorem is a short, sweet, and funny murder mystery made by a small team with a lot of heart!
Buy this game if you want to support the work done by Girls Make Games, and encourage the next generation of game developers.

I just finished live streaming this game, and I found it quite enjoyable.
While there are a few plot holes and moments of where you ask why they inserted that information at that point in time instead of earlier in the game, they include a homosexual couple, have demons and wood nymphs, the witch in the woods, and cheeky meme references and emotes. There were also some extremely graphic images for a game made by 13 year olds, but they were done amazingly and in reference to different media.
Overall I recommend this game as an interesting point and click murder mystery game.

Okay first things first, I love the art style, it's lovely, the art is all good throughout and it really makes the experience.
What unfortunately breaks it is the story, putting as simply as I can, it was unfulfilling and made me feel like I was looking for details for nothing. At one point I thought my clicking everything and learning all I could was going to matter till the character than should have mattered to shrugged and said something like "some plotholes huh". That just broke me honestly, I didn't want to try as hard cause I realised every thing is willy nilly put in and thrown away as the writer's felt it. It makes getting invested in the plot much harder. There definitely needs some work for their next project.
Yet I give a positive reveiw cause I like this game despite it. I like it and don't regret the time invested, I want these makers to get better and continue making work cause I see some real potential here, a diamond in the rough. Keep making games, it can go up from here

Interfectorrem is a short (~90 minute) point-and-click stlye VN about a teenage girl wrapped up in a supernatural event. Given that it was developed by (and presumably for) middle-schoolers, the story, art and chaacters are decent. The programming lacks polish - in places the dialogue text separates from its drop shadow, movement is largely menu based, and the sound mix is imbalanced, but none of those are game breaking.
Overall, it's an enjoyable family friendly(ish) murder story and an opportunity to support some young talent.

An adventure game whose creative team was middle schoolers and is as odd as you would expect
It is anchored by the art of the very talented Reimena Yee