Hi, I'm a solo dev from Korea and this is my first game.
Deulsup Dogam ("Field & Forest Field Guide") is a free top-down pixel game that runs in the browser. Nothing to install. It opens in Korean: click the small English link under the start buttons on the title screen and everything switches over.
https://dlgkrwn02.itch.io/deulsup-dogam
The loop: you put down bait, back off, and wait. While the animal is busy eating, you sneak into range and shoot it with a net gun (later a tranquilizer, a bola, a stun gun...). Chasing doesn't work. Caught animals go on show in the run-down zoo you inherited from your missing grandfather, and filling in the pages of his torn field guide reveals the letters he left behind, which is also what sends you on to the next continent. 108 species so far across Korea and Asia, 16 of them endangered. Those you can keep in a shelter for donations, or release back into the wild for a bigger payout and reputation.

Full disclosure: it's made with AI (Claude). The code and the pixel art are AI-generated; the design, the direction and 25+ rounds of feedback fixes are mine. If that's a dealbreaker, no hard feelings.
What I'd really like to know after 5–10 minutes:
- Where do you stop? The most common note from friends was "fun at first, then no reason to keep going". I added the story and the shelter to fix that and I can't tell if it worked.
- Is the tutorial clear? Earlier testers got stuck on the step where you have to creep into range before shooting.
- Does the English read okay? I'm not a native speaker. If a line sounds off, I'd rather fix it than leave it.
- The zoo screen. I'm about to redo it to look more like an actual zoo. What's missing?

Controls: WASD to move, Shift to sneak, mouse to aim and shoot, Space to interact, H for help, L for the letters. F2 opens an in-game feedback box (anonymous, no login).
Thanks. Happy to play and leave feedback on your game in return, just reply with a link.
