Telemancer

Spoiler warning.

I really liked it, even though I am a fan of clowns. The protagonist feels unable to defend themselves for the first half of the game, making the player vulnerable to every clown on the map.

This makes it all the more satisfying to finally get the net and start scooping up every clown as you go. The giant shirtless clowns were a good way of increasing the challenge once the player had reached the net.

No dialogue is used to advance the story; the story is told visually and through game play. That's an admirable route to take. This also leaves much to the imagination, and the questions about who these people are become more interesting because of that. 

The player movement is very slow. This is actually fitting to the game and makes sneaking around the clowns more tense. However, as time goes on it becomes clear that a run button is really an essential feature that needs to be added. This could be presented to the player in the form of a power-up, perhaps after the player leaves the house with the net.