It would be great if there was an indicator that you actually clicked on the ground, if Edrick is close to attack and other visual feedback so that the player knows that the commands have registered. Other than that, awesome job!
Well when the player rotates in idle, it actually plays an animation that rotates with root motion. It is the only way I found in Unity that rotate and plays the animation with precision. I found that even famous games like Code Veronica don't do that they only rotate the player with no animation, and other games use a crappy one. This is where I believe someone might think it feels clunky because when you press forward I disable the root motion. Also I have placed some cameras really "weird" because I didn't want the player to see the correct routes too soon.
Other than that I haven't found any problems with the controls.
I was planning to also add a short burst of run with a "Pain threshold" that acted like stamina. The controller feels much smoother with the speed but it was ridiculously easy to beat the game because I made the mistake of making the park relatively small. Modeling environments is such a chore, it takes humongous amounts of time and I have a newfound respect for level designers!
3d glasses? No its just a psx shader with vertex jitter to give a retro feeling and a little bloom. Audio is minimal I didn't have time to bring more into the game.
I played again and the waves lock when I melee like you said. I also suggest removing the camera turning when the player turns since we can move the camera with the mouse also.
That was a nice game! I didn't figured out the cards but I managed to get cured. Nice models really nailed that old puzzle aesthetic game feel. Earned my follow!
