Filling what isn't empty - Game exploring moving forward with loss

Hi. :)

I kinda liked it. And kinda didn't.

It starts cool. "Weird", but in a good way. Same can be said about the letter-people. I was intrigued, but then I did not understand why I have to confirm every "scene". Well, it did help memorize things, which turned out to be important, but the input still seemed rather unnecessary (or maybe it was asked for too many times)...

The transition from "watching a scene" to "im actually here, looking around" was also weird in a good way. xD

Unfortunately I don't like so-called "adventure games" much, they feel like they take too long and often they are "puzzles without actual logic" ("arbitrary so-called-logic" at best). The first "puzzle" here was ok, but then the game turned into "i put in the original solution" -> "sleep" -> "original boxes are out of their place again and I receive more boxes (without marks/text) that I leave lying around the room" -> "repeat". I did this like 3 times, even tho the second time I had to put the boxes in their rightful places was annoying already - why was I doing that? I already did that. Well, it did progress the game. But took me a while too, because it seemed rather hard to fit the boxes in, I always had to try several times.
After the third time I was not able to pick up any boxes (old or new; they just "jumped" when clicked and fell on the ground again), which made me lose my patience, sorry. :(
But honestly, you probably lost me before the glitch, because: The game creates lots of interest and curiosity, but soon one is locked inside not so amazing visuals (the letter things are great - the pink walls of your room are not, the single huge "BED" also isnt cool (i would imagine millions of little "bed" instead); btw i would also change the door color and maybe it doesnt need to be a filled rectangle, maybe "bars" would look better), which would be kinda ok, but thats when the player realizes that he just spent 10 minutes in game and all its interactivity went into solving a single simple puzzle repeatedly. (which really wasnt a great follow up after the "intro" that needs you to click after every "little" action).
It's kind of a shame though, i'd actually be interested in knowing where you are going with the "story". The letter visuals are really interesting, I would use that much more.

You clearly have some artistic talent, let it be about certain visuals or storytelling, but right now the gameplay kinda kills it, at least for me. (maybe it would all work much better if the boxes were just easier to manipulate and the "shelves" for em were bigger (and it was easier/faster to move around in general))

(If I had to answer your questions, then I think it looks intriguing but I wouldnt call it emotional resonance just yet, but maybe thats because how quickly I was out of the game. As for the second question, it definitely felt "stuck", even though I was getting more boxes (and then it glitched but thats a different kind of stuck ;)))

I hope this brings at least some insight, even though I'm probably not suited for this specific genre because of my impatience. (i have the same patience as a 6 year old with attention disorder) ;)

Good luck with your projects! :)