Pics looks greats! You should publish in Steam,i love it

amazing game great job for a single developer still many bugs but I enjoy the concept 

I am wondering which way you are taking the game. The demo felt a bit on rails, though it seemed like just before the demo ended, the game was opening up to the players. (I walked in the crop field and found the warning.)

Although the demo feels so crammed with content and imagination, you have quickly brought the player through multiple different environments in such a short period of time. It is to the point that no part of your work seems to settle while playing, it’s like you’re on the rollercoaster being rushed into the next big moment. Still absolutely gorgeous to look at, and I can’t even work out how much work you have done in order to create each area of the game.

Also I do wonder how the narrative of the game will go, so much has been set up within the demo, and it feels like there are loads of questions there that still need to be answered.

I can’t wait for further development and will definitely buy the game on release.

Hey there. It's gonna sound a bit weird, but... I always wanted to try writing music for a horror game. Maybe if you need something for the ending/credits or something - perhaps we could find a way to get in contact? I tried to find a DM option here - but clearly it doesn't even exist on this platform, sooooo had no other way but to comment here. 

Maybe there is an email address I could've messaged somewhere on this page, and I'm just blind as balls, if that's the case - sorry. :v

Well, anyways. I'm not even sure if my style would fit all that well with this setting, but I could give it a shot, if you want. If you don't - that's fine too, I'm just offering - and it's up to you whether to take me up on it or nah. x)

I'll make a Let's Play on this though I wanted to provide at least my most immediate feedback from playing it already. I think my biggest feedback/suggestion? Is that I'd deeply believe it'd be a perfect match if you made this game with a Myst-like point-and-click genre type of gameplay.

I suggest this because, the art and world-building reminded me of Myst in a bunch of areas thus it'd be a great fit for you to build something with the intentional limitation of the movement scheme typically associated with old games like Myst. I also suggest this idea rather than free roaming first person so that you won't have to worry about the pressures of someone 'free roaming' so much that they find game-breaking bugs or see areas of the map they clearly weren't meant to go to, like behind the Church once you go outside or whatnot. I think if you made it with a Myst-like gameplay, it'd fully utilize your skills as an environmental artist so that North/East/West/South type of directional, 90-degree movements can be catered and 'where the player looks at this or that location' can be fully polished so what you want the player to see can still be had, without needing to likely spend so much time decorating a world that either will show blemishes or little mistakes here and there which will be a massive undertaking for a single person to have to constantly polish. Like, venturing outside, seeing the cutscene and it cutting into a scripted-movement pattern where, where the player can move to is where you want them to go, to see, to view. 

Doing that would reduce your workload without sacrificing, at least what I'd believe to be your goal and expression.

huge idea... fuck feedback. do it because you love it. if you want to make games then doing this IS focusing on yourself and your problems. to hell with anytone elses opinion. SPIRAL OUT!!!

you dont need validation to know that you busted your ass to make something that matters to you. and THAT will sell way better than likes and comments.. i promise. just be genuine with yourself and keep creating.

Illegitimi non carborundum

Keep up the amazing work! It's amazing that you created this game by yourself. Looking forward to many more Chapters or the full release in the future!

add option please