The art in this game is insane. So incredibly nice! The style of game that you are going for here can really be felt through the audio, visual, and relaxing nature of the whole thing. The meditation was nice to lead me to the next location! Good use of a mechanic that some faster paced people might try to push past. I love the collectable runestones!

Continuing with your work and aiming towards the right audience, you will definitely find some success with this game :) Great work you guys!

Amazingly beautiful with simple yet clever puzzles! 

Easy to get lost in the woods, which was both nice and confusing. A lot of times when I tried to place logs in the correct place I would just throw them in front of me because I was a little too far away. While meditating it was really nice to align the camera to the centerpoint on the ground to get a hypnosis-like sensation. Also while meditating the birdsong is very nice, but the crickets were very loud and intrusive.

Overall amazing game!

Beautiful game - well done!

I feel like games with this pace can be hard to completely immerse players into. However, I think Urskog is well paced through straightforward level design, cute visuals and interesting sound. The puzzles progress appropriately, setting up a good flow. I enjoyed Urskog very much!

The art is absolutely beautiful and I enjoyed the puzzles a lot. The music was very lovely. I thought the puzzles was at a good level of difficulty. I only have a few notes of constructive criticism. Firstly, I didn't feel very calm during the meditation sequences. I feel like some games accomplish a meditative feeling by just playing them, instead of having the game "pause." Secondly, I lagged through one puzzle and couldn't get back and return the log I needed for the first part of it. As such I had to restart the game to continue it, Thirdly, and I think thats more of a personal issue, but I experiences some first person motion sickness while playing. Normally I never have issues with this. I tried adjusting the video settings to see if it would solve it but it didn't help. Maybe the head was bobbing or something? Once more, absolutely fantastic game otherwise. Good job!

it loosk breautiful and the puzzles show a very lovely direction. Based on time we had it is impressive what you all created. Consitent art, a consistent world and a nice direction of some puzzles.
Personally, I would suggest to replace the current meditation mechanic. It does not create any form on immersion. Sometimes, you do not create immersion through what you already have in real life, such as holding a button and waiting, but more often in video games you create immersion through creating something we do not have. 
Consider how immersive the story of avatar the last airbender is and how they created something abstract to real life, even though it is meditation. (I am talking about Aang entering "another realm" when he meditates)

Anyway, it is a very promising game and looks fantastic!

While the gameplay has a good feel to it for the most part, in the later parts (after initially arriving to the lighted tree) while still doable due to the rather simple mechanics of the game, the game fails to teach the player the objective clearly. As for the puzzle where you place rocks to make flowers grow, it feels sort of separate from the rest of the game as it only appears once in the middle while placing objects to make a path and the mushroom puzzle repeat. 

You may also wish to consider letting the player skip the cutscenes of the orbs flying to the tree since for some players its frustrating to be forced out of gameplay even for what one might consider a short time.

While the game overall looks lovely, the lighting during the darker parts in the game makes it very difficult to see platforming at times. As another note, the UX elements feel slightly poorer in quality with inconsistencies and  sometimes questionable placements for example having the credits with white font while there is an stone with white runes, making part of the text extremely difficult to read. This is a shame as having a less thought out UX distracts from the beautifully created environment.

Despite these points, you have done a good job in the apparent short developing time and I think the game has a lot of promise if you ever plan to take  it further!

I followed the snowball to the first river and it looked for all the world as if I was supposed to jump on that blob it formed in the water, but I went straight through it. I managed to scramble out of the river further along and get back to the snowball, then it made me chase it a bit to another part of the river where it left three blobs. I couldn't jump on them either. I had to look at the trailer to find out that the blobs weren't physical and there were some rocks nearby with what I thought were atmospheric particle effects on them but which were actually indications that I was supposed to pick them up and drop them in the blobs. Ironically, because the rest of the tutorial was so good about telling me what to do, I'd assumed that it would have given me a hint. I hadn't assumed that the blob was the hint. Augh!