Woodswalker

Neatish idea, not much walking like i'd hoped. the tedium of the gameplay is a huge issue. I assume there's more to it but after dying for no discernable reason a long time into the night i couldn't bring myself to try again to see if there was a story because of the amount of time spent frantically doing stuff with no feedback or ways to tell if something was progressing. There seemed to be puzzles in the cabin but I'm not sure if you are meant to solve them especially since there is certainly no time to when the game starts its endless loop of the same thing. I wasn't particularly given reason to fear the tree other than dreading losing all progress(assuming progress actually happened). The atmosphere and setting seemed cool so i hope the dev does more horror stuff, just preferably with gameplay that is able to keep you interested. I liked the kitty

This game definitely has potential. my only suggestions is to make the game play more clear from the cassete tape make it more clear what you need to do to actually save people and add more monsters and ways of dealing with them and also make calls and faxes less frequent

The game seemingly goes for that retro kinda pixilated look, but it just ends up looking blurry, The gameplay is also incredibly boring, you start your day, get either a phone call or a fax, they are both the same thing, on the same table, the only difference is the sound they make to alert you they appeared, and what the textbox looks like, you than take the location thats stated at the top of the text box and click the location on the map. and if you hear a rustle outside that you climb a ladder and spin the search light around to find the moster. all of this happens within 10 seconds usually, so you dont usually get to read whats been faxed or called, and its very unclear whats happening aswell. the achievements are also all hidden, and the game has a file size thats much larger than some games ive played with much more content, along with everything being so obscure this game is not really worth trying out unless you find very fast paced but very reptitive gameplay fun for extended periods

hey i dont seem to be the only one to say this but you really need to slow things down at least for the first bit. theres clearly a lot of work done here and the tutorial does a good job at giving you narratively and thematically the broad strokes of what to do, but that doesnt help much if when the game starts after the tape the phone immediately rings, you get one sentence and if its your first time youre probably waiting for the person on the phone to say where they are, you know, like a person would, so then youd know where to put the light on the map. but they dont, you have to look at the speaker's name? i mean ok kinda unintuitive but sure. weird you dont put it in the text anyway, its not like its meant as a puzzle or an obstacle to not know who to help, and theres no vo so just put it in there. anyway sorry. so yeah lets assume youre not old like me and you can read the map text, i couldnt, maybe just make it bigger for the old timers, or not. so back to how the tutorial doesnt actually help. you get a call every ten seconds and one says they see something, ok cool i know to do that i gotta use some light ok where is it? oh i have to leave the cabin, look for a tower next…

game was not fun.

What were people meant to do with this game before the tutorial was patched in? I was able to play through it fine, but it did bluescreen my computer