It's a neat proof of concept, and I can definitely see why it won the 2022 VtM Game Jam... however...

After playing it through to the end once, I can't say I feel any desire to find any of the other possible endings, because I would have to play through all of it from the start, and, apparently, the other endings are tied to dialogue option dice roll RNG; if succeeding at an "impossible" difficulty roll is how I get a different ending, or success vs failure changes what ending I get, that's neat, but I still don't want to go through all of the game over and over, just to see all the endings.

There's no running, only fairly slow walking, so going anywhere will feel pretty tedious.

Talking to characters two times in a row tends to replay the same dialogue again, which does not help immersion.

While this proof of concept features basic character sheets and a hunger gauge, only the info on the sheets is sort of relevant, as it affects some dialogue options.

TL;DR: If you like WoD/VtM, you might find this interesting, but the novelty may wear off after just one play through.
If you're new to the WoD universe, this is not the place to get in.

It's a neat proof of concept, and I can definitely see why it won the 2022 VtM Game Jam... [i]however[/i]... After playing it through to the end once, I can't say I feel any desire to find any of the other possible endings, because I would have to play through all of it from the start, and, apparently, the other endings are tied to dialogue option dice roll RNG; if succeeding at an "impossible" difficulty roll is how I get a different ending, or success vs failure changes what ending I get, that's neat, but I still don't want to go through all of the game over and over, just to see all the endings. There's no running, only fairly slow walking, so going anywhere will feel pretty tedious. Talking to characters two times in a row tends to replay the same dialogue again, which does not help immersion. While this proof of concept features basic character sheets and a hunger gauge, only the info on the sheets is sort of relevant, as it affects some dialogue options. TL;DR: If you like WoD/VtM, you might find this interesting, but the novelty may wear off after just one play through. If you're new to the WoD universe, this is not the place to get in.