Forest Spring

there is a running wolf in the game

damn enemies it's so hard to kill

graphics, sounds, animations are really cool!

>>DO NOT PURCHASE THIS GAME ITS A WASTE OF MONEY AND TIME<< You spawn, pickup a rifle off the ground near you, you run around until you see a wolf running back in forth in the same area and doesn't respond to you at all plus doesn't die when shooting it with lots of ammo, continues on close by finding 4 human ai armed taking probably 30 bullets to kill each of them and by the way when shooting them far enough out of there detection area they just let you shoot them until they're dead. Plus there is another wolf next to the human ai runing back and forth. The human AI don't drop anything and you can't loot them. The cabins the human ai are at have nothing inside them what so ever. You run around finding out there is nothing else on this map. I swam far enough to the end of the map the find out this map was placed inside an area completely covered in clouds and when swimming under the water I could see the clouds as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCEFPwI2xiI

LET ME KILL WOLF PLS

Forest Spring is a small indie first-person shooter that blends simple combat with peaceful environmental exploration inside a colorful woodland setting inspired by the arrival of spring. Developed and published by OAS, the game places players in a large forest environment filled with blooming vegetation, rivers, wildlife ambience, and scattered hostile enemies that disrupt the otherwise calm atmosphere. Rather than aiming to become a fast-paced military shooter or heavily story-driven experience, the game focuses more on creating a relaxing outdoor environment mixed with lightweight action gameplay. While the project clearly shows the limitations of its smaller indie scope, it still offers moments of charm through its scenery and slower pacing. One of the game’s most noticeable strengths is its atmosphere. Forest Spring spends a significant amount of time encouraging players to simply move through the environment and appreciate the scenery rather than constantly engaging in combat. Sunlight filtering through trees, open grassy areas, reflective water surfaces, and dense spring vegetation create an environment that occasionally feels surprisingly peaceful for a shooter. There are …