I got softlocked by mashing movement keys while hitting a door with basic attack.

This is neat. Fantastic atmosphere.

took me a lotta retries, but I got all 6 endings.

Controls take a bit of getting used too, but are fine once you get the hang of it

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A problem I ran into though, when I was still figuring everything out for the first time, was that I got to the Wolf Cave before anywhere else, I figured this was the first boss area, but in reality, its the finale. I actually did manage to beat it in every flavor possible (more because I kept losing sheep or dying trying to keep them safe.)

In hindsight after completing the game however, I feel like the above statement was intended to be that way, rather then an error in pacing.

I found the gun before I found the axe. I don't know if that was intentional, but when I was blasting down the trees, I found the axe. Then I realized that you can walk past the cabin to get to the axe without needing to waste the precious ammo to blast the trees. I could of just been blind as a bat, but the layout for the cabin area gave me no impression there was an area behind it that you could explore which contained crucial items. Perhaps a walkway or trail would of made it more clear, but again, could of just been my lack of trying.

The hidden boss fight was rather savage though, mostly cause its hitbox from the side is a lot skinnier then it appears, I felt like I died more because a hit that I believed should of registered, didn't. However I got around this by finding out that hitting it from the front was the best way to go and once I figured out how it moved and attacked, it became way more manageable. I will say though, the fact the game puts you back right where you left off was the only thing keeping me going at some parts of the game due to how frustrating that fight was in comparison to the wolves.

In the end, when I fully completed the game though, I believed, or at least felt I could understand your vision on how the map and game play were designed and paced the way they were. (My guess was to encourage trial and error and force the player to explore and discover more ways to get the remaining endings)

One thing I have to offer full praise for is the audio, the eerie and dread inducing atmosphere and the fight track really added to the fears and dangers you were/could be facing.

Overall, while the game was unfair and confusing at times. Looking back after I conquered the challenges you put before me. I loved it, every bit.

cool game

Control choices are awkward, but love the feel... don't touch L!