Here are a few points that I hope are constructive: I experienced quite a bit of slowdown on my machine (NVIDIA GTX 860M, Intel Core i7-4710HQ at 2.5 GHz), so I couldn’t go very far. From what I saw, the environment is vast but also quite empty, and the proportions don’t feel fully there yet. I wasn’t able to enter the wooden house at the start, even though the door interaction seemed to allow me to go inside.

Right now it feels like a very great technical demo and if you release updates, I’d be very interested to see how the project evolves. This is clearly an ambitious and technically impressive project, especially because it’s based on Love2D. I imagine it must have been quite challenging to get 3D working with that engine. The atmosphere is already very successful, with sound effects and music that are really well done and contribute a lot to the immersion. The world is vast and makes you want to explore, even if the gameplay is still light for now. I would also have liked to see the credits mentioned somewhere, either on the itch page or in the game itself, to better identify the people behind this great work.

So is this the 2D LOVE engine that you've rigged up to do 3D? That's pretty wild if so! Can't imagine that's easy.

I explored a bit, I liked the music and I liked the change when you went underwater (did you just turn off tracks underwater?). Def looks like you ran out of time in terms of adding game loop etc. but it's a cool voxel engine and interesting objects - flowers on the path that shake when you touch them etc. Was hoping you could interact with the fishing rod (and fish!).    Game sometimes hung which was distracting (AMD 9800x w/ Nvidia 5700).

As someone who used to do game dev stuff before engines were available it can be fun/challenging/interesting to build stuff from scratch, but I always got stuck working on the engine and did a poor job prioritizing game loop stuff myself.  Either way cool stuff!