Sorry, I didn't explain the mechanic well enough in the game. You have to fully get the oar to the end of the animation for it to reset, so if you just barely leave it before it reaches the end it wont reset. I'll see about the camera issue as well. Thanks for the feedback

Thanks, I started the game kind of late but I wanted to make sure that the details made up for the brief playtime, so i'm happy you notice and appreciate them too.

 I suppose the issue I had with making it fit the theme was the idea of finding a beautiful island where nothing went wrong up until the end, which many games did where the theme was interpreted ironically and there was in fact a twist where something went wrong. I can see how the player's already dire situation of survival kind of goes against the idea of nothing being wrong in the  first place, but I tried to make the island in a way where it solved the player's problems and they had a brief moment of relief when they built the campfire and they get a chance to look at the sky. Perhaps I didn't pace it well enough as there isn't enough 'peaceful' time. 

Anyway I appreciate your feedback 👍

Thanks, I'm definitely going to try out more 3D stuff with Godot in the future. I'm curious though as to what you would consider a full version to my game in terms of things to add