This was interesting to play. I share the same qualms about this as many of the other comments, so I won’t repeat what you already know. I can definitely see the vision for this game, it just needs some polishing and work with world mechanics:

• From the session I have played, there seems to be no way to combat the sanity draining. Because of this, I had to manage where I needed to go to get the most treasures. Unfortunately this takes away from typical dungeon-crawling aspects (where one would typically try to clear as much of the level as possible before progressing) a game like this would have. In my opinion, not being able to grab all the treasure and escape is a bit strange, although that might just be me.

• Adding more responsiveness to the world will help it feel more interactive and alive. So far there isn’t any sound effects besides footsteps and enemy sound. having a sound effect for when an enemy gets hit; when you mine crystals; when you open chests can help communicate to the player that they are actually doing something to the world – and sound effects are only one of the many ways to achieve that.

Overall, this game has a fairly solid foundation for something cool, it just needs polishing and improving some aspects such as how the player interacts with the world and the overarching objective.

Some animations were too much, moving the camera this abruptly was quite jarring. One exception to this was crouching, which felt refreshing compared to just lowering the camera. Other than that, pretty nice! I loved the cute little dragon quest-like enemy.   

I could not read most of the text the game started with, was trying to make the game fullscreen.

The mechanical feedback of hitting is practically non-existent, and got a bit of motion sickness.

But interesting dungeon crawling experience!

This is an interesting game. I can't say I've ever used a character controller that worked like yours; the camera felt like I was playing VR without playing VR, yet it wasn't too nauseating. There isn't much to do in terms of content, so I simply didn't get engaged for longer than 10-15 minutes. That isn't to say this is a bad game! I think there are some interesting concepts that can be expanded. This also seems like it would have been difficult to make in only 2 weeks, so well done. As someone else mentioned, it is easy to get lost, though I think a minimap would be too extreme, so one option off the top of my head could be to have a small shimmering sound get louder as you get closer to the floor exit?
A last tiny nitpick is that the green overlay for sanity is somewhat annoying. It succeeded in making me understand that sanity was decreasing, but after that, it was redundant.
Well done for what you have so far, and I hope my criticisms have been helpful!

Pretty Good Concept so far, could tone down the camera angle when swinging alittle, it seems alittle much for me. and mining the Crystals was agonizing trying to hit it just right and not knowing where I should point or be to do it, just spam til something works. other then I can see it being a full game after some ironing out

Love anything even remotely Kingsfield adjacent. Really enjoyed this one.
Followed for whatever else you might make!

Make the materials unique to prevent editing the raw material; that's why all the slimes stayed flickering! :D

I liked the combat/mining combination, I couldn't interact by pressing E on the chests (maybe on my end), maybe having a single tool for mining and the combat would have been better since you attack and mine with diferent buttons, you don't really need to scroll between tools.  Good job guys!

Good vibes, got a bit lost in the levels though, think a mini map would be a great addition. 

The game was laggy and suffered from performance issues, though that could be on my end. 

The controls were much too sensitive and there was no way to change that. Mining and fighting were both unclear as there was no indication of the progress as far as enemy health or resource health. 

The ambient music fits well and I do like the lower-poly 3d environment. Good start for a 3d dungeon crawler.