Sup. Game is shaping up very well, glad you decided to keep the owl. I think you've underestimated how much playtime the game has for someone playing it the first time.

A few notes I wrote down while playing:

picking up aggy's dagger removes journal entry - cant say anything about it to daggy

no reward for damas' supply quest?

no "journal updated" text for lico's quest

finished quests could be marked, greyed out in the journal or with a note

cant use esc to get out of menu after saving - have use the UI buttons

cant give wolgi pomao doll, even after getting the one in the ravine

Various screenshots and videos of issues, see filenames for short comments:

https://files.catbox.moe/lw728g.7z

HUGE improvements from last time, really awesome stuff. Atmosphere, graphics and world reminds me of breath of the wild. Level design is well done, not too punishing. Gameplay is intuitive, this is really shaping into an awesome game. Its a really ambitious scope so you should be proud of all you have done!!

Wow this demo has really shaped up into an awesome game. I escaped the cave then died to the skeleton at the pyramid, did the tutorial again because I didn't save and went along killing things, gaining levels, talking to pirates then I died to a giant monster next to some raptors. The fx and music are great and give the game some nice flow since it changes when you change areas. I thought the doors moved too fast, and would expect old iron doors to not open like some scifi space doors but it is magic so I guess. I took the pomaos and other stuff inside the hut and when I tried to take one next to the dude he got pissed, so I think I was stealing but it's not clear that I was in the first place. I loved that there were items everywhere to pick up, it made exploring the areas fun and exciting, and as a bonus I could sell them if I so wished. The only other thing to note is I got a quest to find trawiz but no inkling of a hint of where he might be, The map is small enough to probably figure it out eventually but then I was aimlessly wandering around so maybe a vague location could go a long way without making it too easy i.e. the castle or the port etc.  What was the most difficult part of making this game thusfar? Are you gonna put it on steam? Great work as always :)

I've played for about 2 hours, mostly jumping around and looking for places to go where I shouldn't. It was a pretty fun experience and you should have a bit more confidence in your own skills.

• Combat is basic but functional. Spamming attack seems to work best for me. Some more variety in attack types and dodging would help a lot.
• Jumping felt nice. Having platforming challenges as an extra could be fun.
• Starting dungeon is nicely designed. Enemies where easy to deal with but still felt dangerous with their amount of damage. I feel like level/environment design is where your talent shines.
• Sound design and music are nice. Though sometimes footsteps sound starts playing before the previous one ended
• It's really difficult to tell what monsters are powerful and which are not. You also seem to be having trouble with scaling enemy difficulty. In the forest there is a cave with a few maggots in front and inside it, so I thought it was an easy dungeon but when I went further inside a scorpion or something removed 90% of my hp in one hit.
• Some pirates didn't have any dialog
• The saw weapon didn't have a description
• Talking to the pirate captain let's you say that you and Trawiz found a way of the Island before having ever met Trawiz. Afterwards you can also say that the ship is repaired even though I didn't do anything with the ship.
• There are no consequences for stealing. Only the guy you stole from comes after you and as soon as you lose aggro everything goes back to normal.
• When asking the camp guards where the farm is, he is the one saying thanks instead of the main character.
• I was able to enter the camp by going through the farm before finishing the quest shift gave me. After entering once the guards don't seem to stop you anymore.
• When joining the mercernaries you get the quest of helping Shift out. I am not sure if that is the same quest as you got to be able to enter the camp or a different one.
• The torch fire seems to be bugged. Sometimes the flame is visible other times it isn't. It would also be nice to be able to douse the flame and put the torch back into your backpack. 
• When going to bed you keep the lit torch in your hand which looks weird.
• Tooltips on the stats would be nice to be able to tell what they do.

That's everything that I have for now. Like I said in the thread I will do a full playthrough later just to make you feel bad.

Would've played more, but I'm kinda burnt out after playing so many games today + it's getting late, though I will return to it eventually(can't tomorrow). Was able to fight some of the woodland creatures and explore the town and become a guard.

I've never played Gothic before, but I could tell it's inspired by it in some ways, such as the deadly enemies just around the corner, and the danger of crossing the NPCs.

The visuals are great, and the character and enemy designs are appealing. Level design was well done I'd say, communicating where to and where not to go. The story seems standard fare, but I like it and think it compliments the general fantasy island vibe. While I didn't test it, I appreciate the (I assume) ability to tackle a problem from multiple avenues, such as sneaking into the town vs going around into the forest to get to the other side.

Item pickup animation was nice, as well as the torch falling to the ground to keep lighting up the area. I will say the combat left something to be desired, felt kind of weird to strafe and then bonk and repeat to avoid damage. Otherwise, they feel more like DPS/HP checks than fights. Though to be fair I didn't use the parry at all, I tend to avoid them is Souls games + most of the enemies were animals.

Overall, I had a fun time for what little I did. Think I'll enjoy it even more when I get more time to check it out.

Random Idea: It may already be in, but a reason to use the jump in combat would be fun, like a leg or tail sweep you can jump over.

Bug: The Goblin with a stick on the main path to the town. I killed him and picked up his loot + club. I then died to a skele and loaded my save that was in sight of, but not aggroing the goblin. Upon load, his club was gone and he was hitting me with nothing(it did do damage I believe). After defeating, he had the same loot, but no club. Wish I recorded that, would have saved me a few words.

Environments are fun to explore. Controls feel good once  you learn them. Torch flame seems to be a big bugged, and there's no feedback when you get hit.

Can't pick up the mushroom that looks like diggers meat. 0/10.

In all seriousness though, I'm a huge gothic fan (Like the first game more than the second one) and I really liked your game a lot. Didn't finish the entire thing yet. Got into the camp, talked to what I presume was a leader and got all the armor through placeholder dialogue, but I explored quite a bit before getting there.

First the bugs. I was fighting the kobolds near the trash heap below the farms and the combat music started playing all the time. Combat tracks switched, but it was like I never left combat.

I don't use english keyboard layout so the 1 key for pulling out weapon doesn't work. Works fine if I switch to english keyboard, but it would be nice thing to sort this out. Not a big deal.

Torch flame effect seems to disapear and reapear every few seconds.

Save name gets erased / replaced by SaveGame_0 if you click save button right after saving with custom save file name. Game saves and loads normaly, just the name gets replaced.

There seems to be a problem with visible character names. Only Eplons name is visible if you look at him, every one else has no name above their model. Including monsters.

There were some mistakes with dialogue. Mainly the camera not changing to correct character in some conversations and some missing strings. Mainly in the quest where you give wine to farmers. They only say <missing string table entry>.

That's about all I found. Everything else works wonderfuly. Never got stuck, never crashed, performance was alright, except the part where you get out of the ruins for the first time, but the dip was only minor.

Graphics are alright, but inconsistent in some places. Mainly the terrain and character textures don't look like they fit completely, but that's a minor thing since the difference in quality is not that big.

Combat is pretty much like gothic without the horrible lock on. Makes fighting multiple enemies easier. I also hope you decide to add multiple attack animations depending on characters weapon skill.

The island it self is nice. A bit too small perhaps, but fully packed with items and enemies around every rock, stump or corner. Personaly, I would try to limit the field of view by separating individual areas by tall mountains or trees in so the player can't see from one end of the island to another, or experiment with radial fog. Could give a nice illusion of the island being bigger that it really is without having to enlarge it.  Forest looks great. It still amazes me how small developers can make better looking forests than big studios. 

Now for the suggestions. Deffinitely add quick save / load function. Saving manualy all the time gets tiring. Or just make us able to navigate the menu with movement keys and rearange the buttons so that save button is at the top. Saving would be a matter of pressing esc and enter twice.

Adding a "loot all" key would be nice. There is no weight limit so there is no point in not taking everything.

Other than that, I would like to see the game expanded in general. Larger island, more enemies, more dungeons, more magic items, more more more.

And here are some "wild" suggestions / ideas. Being able to customise our character visualy in some way would be nice. Barber NPC selling different hairstyles or hair dyes or ability to dye our clothes / armor. Adding some utility skills from gothic would also be nice, like pickpocketing, butchering animals or acrobatics for better jumping and lower fall damage. Also some endgame spells for traversing the land, like limited levitation, speed potions or jump potion. Some kind of crafting / cooking system might also work.

Overall, I'm really impressed. I will deffinitely be following this project and I hope you continue working on it.