I always suck at balancing eggs, so I'm pretty sure I'd -never- go first! Such is life. :)

Wonderful atmosphere you've created here, hellojed! Listening to the falling rain while wandering through the masses of vegetation was evocative and mellow, especially so because whenever you emerge from the brush you find only weirdly-shaped, ramshackle dwellings in a gloomy "hell." Nice work!

It's always a challenge to come up with something that brings out a strong mood when it comes to a short development cycle like that of the Klikmas event, but I think you succeeded.

Wow, this was amazing! You managed to create a very dreamlike, atmospheric game, it felt like walking through a dystopian suburb.
I grew up in the suburbs with big, gray concrete boxes so I love this setting especially much.
At first, I didn't really bother to look for the ticket shards, I had to much fun exploring the surroundings and talking to the inhabitants. My favorite was the used-amusement-park-car-seller... My first thought when I saw the cars was that they seemed a bit tiny.

I also "glitched" myself out of the city in to the mountains (later found I could just walk out without problem). It was cool to watch the city from a distance! :)

This game was fantastic, thank you so much for making it and sorry it took awhile for me to see it. Wouldn't mind playing a longer game in this setting! :)

Edit: Made it up here! :P

Blender lazy tutorials have been great since it's basically Texture -> Edge loops -> extrude away https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_c58ryJ-Sw