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No problem. Keeping an eye out.

Well I would have never solved the game then! Hahaha But yeah, I'll try it again with the new instructions. And of course, looking forward to your future projects. Let me know if you'd also like me to test any projects privately as well. 

No problem. Looking forward to your upcoming developments.

I'm not sure what I did honestly, but I think I misunderstood how to play. All I know is that monster definitely seemed to be getting faster as I got the hang of it.

Of course. No problem. Please don't hesitate to let me know if you make anything else. I'd be more than glad to play it through for you.

I'm not sure if the game had a bug or something, but after a while, I just kept going in a loop. So hopefully there's more to the game than that. But elsewise, nice atmosphere.

I think I butchered my playthrough cause I am seeing gamers talking about some incidents that I did NOT even come close to seeing. Should definitely give it another go.

No problem dude! By all means keep at it. I've had my fears of my own for a game I'm developing. So putting it out there even with this as is, is pretty great man. Don't worry about the negative comments of others who haven't even made a game. However, do listen to the right critics as I am learning that does help a lot. But yeah, if you have any other games you would like me to play and get a feel of, feel free to send it my way! ^_^

I quite honestly felt a bit offended about the end of the game. I really didn't feel comfortable about... them going in the village with live fires. I mean come on, safety first right?

I wish the game had more to explore, but overall, the experience was nice. The atmospheres of the game were definitely beautiful though.

Damn right. So Kudos to you.

I'm currently at that point myself, but sometimes, we just gotta get it out there and get better on the next one.

Yeah, I'm having the same issue as well. Thought I was doing something wrong. I'm actually trying to fix this issue in the plugin script. 

It's better to have something started rather than nothing. I'm currently caught in the unfortunate "I'll get to it" syndrome for my game.