The atmosphere, aesthetic and visual design are super cool! I love the cosmic horror vibes, the falling floors and of course your very cool Cthulu monsters. I had a bit of trouble with combat, as it was rather buggy (animations didn't line up with attacks even when dodging, they'd do a death animation and then pop back up to do it again). But otherwise, very cool game. Well done you all. :)

The atmosphere and music are good.
I didn't quite understand what to do and where to go.
I walked a bit around a kicked some Cthulhu's asses.
The movement gave me a bit of a headache with the head bobbing but you get used to that after some time.
The combat is a bit buggy, you can step back at every attack, and enemies are stuck in animations, also the spear sometimes gets stuck in the attack animation.
I appreciated the settings in the menu, something I would have implemented myself.

The atmosphere and aesthetic were quite good, and there are a decent few mechanics I rather liked here. The floor where you walk crumbling on a time limit pushes you to keep moving, but also to be careful which turns you take as it is surprisingly easy to accidentally double back. Having your... sanity, I guess? drain with each step and replenish when engaging in combat also did a good job of discouraging simply ignoring and going around enemies.

However, the combat also felt a little janky due to the animations (the monsters stuttering between turning/attacking and taking damage/dying) and the buggy feedback on taking damage (the red filter would only sometimes come up, and one time it never went away). Also, sometimes there were grid squares I simply could not move through, and sometimes the collision of monsters didn't go away when they died (lost a very promising run to that bug). I think either a navigation mechanic for finding the talisman pieces or some other method of limiting how long the player can go without encountering one would also be a significant improvement - currently, it seems that the maze generation can simply not decide to give you one for rather extended lengths of time.

I recorded my full playthrough, you can take a look here if you would like:

I like the aesthetics and the movemetn was nice and snappy, but I didn't know what I was supposed to do until after reading one of the comments below lol. I thought it was just an endless "survive as long as you can thing". I found maybe one of the 4 items after about 8 minutes of play, so I don't know how long the game is supposed to be but I went a while without seemingly progressing.

I also noticed I took damage sometimes without any clear source, and sometimes without even a little red flash or audio cue. And sometimes the enemies play part of the death animation but not fully fall over.

Back to the positives, the enemy designs were neat, a sort of "Chad Cthulhu" look. And the layer of fog with the torches was some cool visuals!

Good work!

Loved the enemies' design and combat in general. Didn't really like falling through the stage while fighting tho (didn't really get the mechanic on why I fell?) still, really well made. Great aesthetic too! I wish I knew how to use 2  colors as well as you did.... 

Well done!

Great atmosphere! I loved how you used an endless level. There was a moment after a fight with a monster that the floor gave way next to me and I wondered “I wonder if I’d fall through…” …and of course I did 😂

I had fun with this one.

It has a lot of potential!  I really like the atmosphere and a lot of how the gameplay works.  However I think it was unclear about how I was taking damage sometimes.  Usually it showed the enemy animation, but at one point I was taking damage without any visible source while fighting a monster.

As a context:

I played the Web version and it seems like the graphics where hindered by that. Did you also use Godot? I had the same problem regarding fog. Godot somehow fe*** up the fog while running as a Web version :(

I really dig the atmosphere and black & white astetics.

I really liked the tight movement and control scheme. Felt really nice!

The battle was okay I would say. Sometimes the enemy would disapear in thin air or were not moving at all and got stuck it seems. But their attack was clear to read and one could evade if there was enough space, so that was nice! It would have benefited from some nice combat and hurt noises tho ;)

The enemy design was really nice. I love Lovecraftian lore and his monsters. Great job on that!

The floor desolving was quite interesting touch even though it was not fully clear why it hat happend but it gave a nice feel of Oh shit, I've to move moment.

The music is very nice by itself. It remembered me a little of Lord of the Rings. But I think the game could have benefited from a more eerie / sinister music considering the very dark scenario the game takes place.

I played a couple times but was not able to find the end. Is there one?

But regardless of my previous criticism, it was a very nice experience. Good work!