cool stuff! definitely my kinda vibe with the overall look.

I have a couple small points:

•  Add an interaction prompt for the door in the cabin.
• If you jump onto the slopes at the beginning you slide really fast along them and get stuck for a second, feels like a bug with your character controller.
• the water at the beginning is super difficult to see, I would recommend having a different texture / mesh to represent the bottom of the pond so it stands out more.

keep working on this, i think you've got a solid foundation for a game. I look forward to seeing where you take this

I enjoyed trying this, but unfortunately it was not scary at all. So the lack of interaction got me bored as there was no threat for me. Cool aesthetic tho.

Great atmosphere, the graphical style and music/effects make for a very eerie atmosphere. I thought the placing of torches was done well - I was always almost out of candle by the time I got to the next one. Great way to build tension.

I agree with other commenters that the monsters were the least spooky part of the game - I was more on edge just wandering around than when I actively encountered a monster.

Overall, well done. Looking forward to getting spooked in future demos.

Thanks for suggesting your game for stream! You can watch it here: 

Nice & spooky atmosphere.  I enjoyed the core gameplay of just walking around & exploring the forest, it's chill.  I think the wick on the candle is almost too short however, I often found myself choosing to die just because I knew it'd be faster to relight my candle that way than walking back.  I have some complaints about the monster(s), it seems to kill you almost so quickly that there's no real build-up of suspense, he'd charge and I'm basically already dead.  Another thing that might make the monster worse is that it seems to park right in the middle of the paths, so once I started to see the monster while he was chilling I never even thought of sneaking past him--which seems like a missed opportunity to crank up the tension.

I tried getting into the cave a few times, but the monster was always blocking the entrance.  My last attempt caused some Null Reference Exceptions so I stopped trying.  Here's the log file with the included exceptions: https://pastebin.com/TKzcPvVB  If I had to guess the problem starts at line 116 in the log, which looks like HaltProgressTrigger.cs Line: 16.  Probably just an object reference missing an assignment.

I've attached the video of my playthrough, I hope it helps!

The invisible walls were annoying, but the forest had some great atmosphere. I never knew hopping boulders could be so deadly.