Its a straight line from beginning to end. There was no fear of running out of ammo (which was implied), no fear of being too loud (which was implied).
You have no input on the games story (As far as I can tell, the different hiding places don't have any consequence and you can't approach the dino during these segments
The "90s games aesthetic" doesn't work while the game is very low-polygonal, it does not make up for it in texture-work (Which, you did a good job if you weren't aiming for a 90s aesthetic game)
It is a book/movie masquerading as a game and watching it would be no different to playing it
This was a very good game that I'm currently editing a youtube video on. However I feel like, instead of the first half being quests and the second half being the survival portions, perhaps you could have it span multiple days instead of single. After repairing during the day, the first night segment takes place, then its day and you do fetch quests, night, day, etc etc.
Otherwise really good game, I'd legitimately consider buying a game in this style, its very... satisfying art-wise.
Only one flaw; the lantern being able to fully rotate 360 degrees bugs me for no reason, not a 'serious' bug but just thought i'd share that
Edit: uploaded the video and linking it here for free views
