I really love your interpretacion of the theme, i think the gameplay was pretty fun, but sometimes the interaction with the stone would happen twice.

Other then that, really cool game, pretty fun, really good story.

Overall, love it.

I really enjoyed the beginning story and made it up to the mountain and then I could not proceed...

I was able to look around on the top of the mountain and would crouch with 'c' and use 'q' to whistle, but unfortunately could not move, as the WASD keys didn't work. Seems I am the only person with this problem and after reading the comments was really looking forward to playing through again, so I restarted but had the same problem :(

Thanks for submitting, I really wish I didn't have this problem...

Get a goat to lick a rock. 10/10

This was really cute and I highly appreciate making the game about folklore as the concept.  I was really curious to see how the jokes would affect the following loops, I'd be curious to see what you'd add there if you had time (maybe the goat gets a long beard?).  It wasn't until my second loop that I fully understood the whistling mechanics, I got the description from the dialog so I just skipped right through the pillar talking about it, I completely missed the function of the two kinds of whistles! (My first playthrough was extra challenging since I kept spamming the whistle thinking I was helping to keep it on track when really I was telling it to stop and start all the time oops!).  And that 'gentle' setting down of the goat cracked me up every time!

I really like that interpretation of the theme, and integrating the wildcards into it!

The platforming is quite clunky, especially with the moving platforms, but it was still enjoyable.

The forest is spooky, congratulations on that. Not being able to hear the goat and having to look back every once in a while to make sure it's following you is pretty unnerving.

I also like the music / background ambience a lot in general.

I think giving us more granular choices that can impact the journey differently would be great. But I understand that development time was limited.

One weird thing I noted is that the third run through of the forest was identical to the second, for me.

Wishing you the best on your gamedev journey!

The forest was spooky and enhanced by fitting musik, even in the first playthroug and got better every time.

The movement feels solid and well paced. The textures with crisp pixels are lovely and remindet me of ps1 games. I spend far to much time investigating the trees and bushes at the beginning.

I also liked the goat throwing, but  no matter where he landed, he could always come back. Is good design that i could not softlock myself, even when i did try to.

The goat doesn't like if you jump onto hin, he can launch you into the stratosphere if you are note carefull.

 goodby cruel world

welcome pleasures of heaven

but after a few minutes i was back, back on the ground an reality?

I think the narrative is funny, but it would have been nice to add some new element in each journey of the goat, I felt that it was very repetitive and in the end there is not much to interact with. good job anyway :D

I can't lie:  what started out as a relaxing walking sim with oddly out-of-place trees turned into a one-river rage game for me.  I never made it across the logs, unfortunately, and I wish I had.  This was a surprising entry for me, since I played it one time through, quit, saw the comments, and went back for the branching paths.  Quite well done.  Other than the platforming being old-school-pc-game hard on the third river, I had a really good time getting as far as I got. 
Love the tune in the first area, though as others have said that area could have either been muuuuch shorter (just the info pillars, a quick 10-20 meter walk to teach the player how to make the goat follow, then the forest entrance) or left out entirely.  I got my goat eaten once in the forest and remembered what I'd read the second time through it; that was a clever way of telling me what to do.
Overall a good entry, suffering only from the river platforming and pacing at the beginning of each route.  Well done, thanks for giving us a game to play!

Cool theme interpretation, I think it nails the idea of folklore, platforming feels a bit hard with the high air friction but thats preference, good effects on the camera with the head bob and zooms the sound design is also neat specially the scary forest and an artstyle that I like. If theres a negative point for me is having to do the same path multiple times even with variations. Overall very solid game!

Fantastic work! Especially on the sounds queues! The goat bleat when I get to a spot I need to pick it up is VERY well implemented, because I totally would have left it behind haha. The writing is excellent - All Hail Sel! The implementation of the theme is similar but still so unique and different to ours. I've really come to appreciate the game jam format for being able to see such AWESOME ideas (this is my first one). 

Editing comment to add: You should Selebrate putting together such a big project. I was just salty I didn't think of that pun earlier :)

Cool idea and great execution!
I liked the visuals, consistent,  clear but not distracting, great job with the things like FOV change, bounce and animated text!

This is a big project for something which was done in such a short time!

I made it to year 3 and got stuck on the log part. The fact that neither you nor the goat move with the logs makes it 10x harder. Great job tho! Very fun and spooky.

Okay, WOW. This was awesome. I loved the fact that the "actions have consequences" tied in with the story - your embellishments to the tales make next year's journey more perilous. The statues give a great lore aspect too - I really felt the situation getting less innocent each playthrough.

I didn't quite make it to the spooky part that you mentioned. Unfortunately, once you lose mouse focus it won't focus again! Not sure if that's a bug on my machine or with the game itself, but it meant that I couldn't get the screen to re-grab the mouse so couldn't look around. I'll try and make it to year 3 next time!

Amazing concept and great work!!