This was a really immersive experience, and pretty spooky. Backpacking in the mountains can be scary even without darkness and rain, I think this captured what that can be like. The lighting, sound, everything really came together here. Great job making such a cool experience!

This one was so moody and cool. I loved the idea and the execution, I would maybe just add checkpoints or something so it's not so punishing to get back. 

Pretty good walking sim! I just wish the flashlight was brighter as I kept stumbling through my way and died many times due to falling into a hole that I never would've seen except for the lightning. Other than that though, very atmospheric.

Great concept, and great sound design! I truly felt immersed in the scenario while playing.

A few things to consider for the environment.  The dark of night is almost never truly pitch black, there would be something enough to know you're moving at a specific speed, but still ambiguous enough to not know exactly what's there.  You could add some small glints to hint the player how much they've moved in the darkness.  Additionally in a game there's no kinesthetic awareness, so dead reckoning through the dark is doubly hard.

The instant reset is nice as it allows for immediately retrying, but there should be some feedback to know that it happened.  The reset itself seems pretty punishing though.  I'm not sure how long the trail is, but depending on the time invested this could cause players to instantly bounce.  I love the concept and the tension, but I wish the tension came from another source or manifested in a different way.

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2464249643?t=1h32m44s

Incredible work on the atmosphere. The sound, the mechanics, and especially the graphics come together very nicely to create a foreboding ambience. I especially loved the look of how the flashlight interacted with the environment, how did you go about creating the rain? This invoked a lot of the same feelings as slender and other games of its ilk, and I felt some real despair as my flashlight ran out of battery on a particularly steep incline, forcing me to navigate (unsuccessfully) by lightning (which also looked incredible). I thought the brief flashes of the whole environment were the perfect length, giving you just enough time to get some bearings but short enough that the mystery stayed intact.

Same problem as Crotaro, nice splashscreen though

Game doesn't work on windows. I suspect it's because you only uploaded the .exe without the .pck

Running the .exe briefly shows a Godot window with some "missing texture"-pink screen and then closes it.