This game feels incredibly polished. All of its different elements come together really well, and the overall experience feels remarkably complete. The environments are especially fun to explore. I did get a little lost at times because there’s no map, but honestly, that was part of the fun.

Moving upward seems to feel slightly off or misaligned, but aside from that, this is an extremely high-quality Game Jam entry.

Good start to the concept, but it needs quite a bit of refinement. The world is too spacious and without much direction. It wasn't clear what I was supposed to do or where I was supposed to go.

I really like the atmosphere and the overall idea here. The main character art especially has a bit of a Don’t Starve vibe, which I absolutely love, and the whole forest setup fits the theme really well.

The game was pretty tough for me, though. The owls hit hard, the map is quite large, and it took me a little while to figure out what I was supposed to be doing. I eventually made it to the Hunter fight and apparently killed him, only to get struck by lightning immediately afterwards. I’m still not entirely sure whether that was meant to happen, because the game suddenly started spamming lightning all over the area during the fight.

The different spells are a neat idea too, although I didn’t always understand exactly what some of them were doing. Visually, the individual elements are charming, even if the overall art style feels a little mixed in places. Music and SFX fit well.

Overall, a cool and ambitious jam entry. I just wish I’d been good enough at it to see more of the endings.

As others have mentioned, the atmosphere is great! I love the intro cutscene and the music especially. Combat was pretty hard on a trackpad, but I don't think that's the intended way to play. Overall, nice job!

Good art style, I enjoyed the atmosphere.

The intro was really cool. I wasn't sure what to do after getting into the actual game. There was a cat that was trying to talk to me, but a wolf kept attacking me before I could read what it had to say. 
Loved the art!

Good take on the top down shoot em up genre. I really like the "full" experience of intro and game setting. I'd prefer an adjustment there for the text speed / overlay and also some options to tune sound effects. Good idea on item implementation and variety. They clearly feel different.

I finished both the Hunter and the Crow endings. I actually really liked how the game handled the theme.  As far as i see there are essentially 4 entities and even if we fulfill the requests of the one we choose, they still trick us in the end. The Crow ending was way too obvious but I really enjoyed the storyboards & narrative in The Hunter ending. My suggestions: on the gameplay side, there could be more visual feedback showing that we dealt damage to the entities. Some of the sfx levels (especially the lightning sound) were way too high. I would also love to have different tiles on the floor to avoid getting lost. Other than that, i see potential, loved the vibes of art & narrative!

Cool game! I am too bad to achieve a proper ending (the first time I got killed by a wolf, the second time I had 10 health when I went to kill the crow & died instantly, the third time I got killed by the crow again), & I got lost a lot (the map might be a bit large, or maybe you intended for that to happen!), but the setup is nice, the artstyle is pleasing, & it stuck to the theme really well.❤️

Very nice game! The owls are indeed a bit overtuned as others said, i struggled too much because of them. Good atmosphere and overall good stuff all around, nicely done

I really enjoyed the art for this game! Super cute. Some of the enemies were wild like the owls LOL I was not expecting to get brutally murdered abruptly by an extremely angry owl xD the spells are really neat and I found myself bouncing from task to task quickly, those NPCs had me on lock lol. 

Very neat game and I liked talking to npcs to get new spells and hints about what to do next. It was easy to get lost in this game but maybe that's part of this games challenge. That wouldn't be so bad if the footstep sounds weren't so repetitive. At first those sounds were unnerving but the longer it went on, it just become a little annoying. I do like the effort to make your own sounds though, much respect. My favorite part of this game is the enemies you have to fight. I like how each creature in the woods behaves differently. That was the coolest part for me. Good job.

Cool little entry. Despite how corny they sound, I like that you've made most of your SFX yourselves. The visuals are also extremely charming. 

I've managed to get all 4 endings and hoped that I could find a secret one. I've tried killing every characters with only the fireball and fighting the skeleton in the shack, but nope. I'm not sure the second one is even possible.

I love games where the player can fight bosses in any order so I'm partial to this, but I really liked your take on the theme. Every character was challenging in its own right. I feel like the cat's heal spell is by far the most useful one apart from the fireball however. I rarely, if ever, used the poison cloud and the lighting strike.

My biggest gripe with the game is the size of your map and how empty it is. I kept getting lost even after four playthrough and it became tedious pretty quickly. I feel like a smaller, more condensed map (or 4 tiny rooms) would be a better fit for what you're going for.

Still, really nice job. 

I get the idea, and I really like how you acquire new spells. Lightning is so satisfying to use! The casting felt a little slow, though, and the audio was a bit too loud. Overall, it was really smooth. Amazing job!

I really liked the core concept! And I loved the different speels! My only wish is that i could scroll between them with the mouse wheel. Good game!

Very much reminds me of hungry knight! Excellent work ! Full 5s here <3