I liked it! I'd say there's not quite enough sound feedback, but it's a very cool game, good job!

I like this take on a tower defence kind of game. As I can see, you are aware of the bugs so I won't go into much detail on that.

The atmosphere was nice - felt a little chill because of the music at first. The art is pretty and the towers also look dope. 

I am not quiet sure how to feel about the aspect of collecting the materials yourself, because usually you would have a full overview on what's happening and where the enemies are at all times. So this puts a little pressure on you as well as uncertainty on how well your defences do but it's a fun twist on the genre nevertheless. 

A smaller thing I'd recommend is for the characters flashlight to work in all 4 directions. It feels limiting to me that I can only use it to see left and right.

But in general - this is a well made game minus the bugs of course. Great Job!   

good game but little buggy i mean too much buggy

please play my game to(i am not sayng my game is not buggy(my game is buggy))

Great game could imagine this concept as a terrifying horror movie , great job - rated :)

I like how to blended the tower defence part - that was fun, but also the dark atmosphere. I think it has a great potential with more polished graphics this would be a gem!

very interesting concept, the art creates a very fitting atmosphere.

since that you asked for my thoughts I will give you the unfiltered version: 

the game is not very intuitive, if you jump in to the game without reading the description (what I usually do) you get really lost. the character dialog and the hints are too easy to miss.

it is too hard to see and you can't even point the light to where you want (a bug maybe?). because of that I had a hard time navigating the level and knowing what each tower do before I build them, I assume that they all do the same thing except the two wood cutting ones(?) but it is hard to know that when first playing it. 

also the error message that appears when you can't build something is too small and disappears too fast

the player should start with some resources and time (preferably unlimited) to build a few towers before the first wave so people can learn how to play the game and get familiarized with the map in a safer environment. currently I feel like that game expect the player to already know where everything is and how everything works from the get-go.

I think that pressing space should show the whole text first, and only skipping when pressed a second time, so it accommodates people that read fast and people that read slow. 

pressing space reset the dialog text in the "THEY'RE COMING" part? 

those glowing flowers(?) on the floor, do they do something? they are so distracting, I kept trying to collect them. 

there is a lack of feedback when attacking the enemies. 

it feels a little bit weird to me that the wood just appears at random points in the map, at first I thought that it would just a one time thing and then I would have to go to just the wood cutting tower.  

hope it helps in some way. :>

Way to go! I really liked the combination of survival horror with tower defense. Everything felt fast-paced, and I think the difficulty, while hard, increased at a good rate. I also think the game did an adequate job of introducing the player to all the main mechanics. My main critique is that there should have been a little more audio in the levels to pump up the atmosphere, but I think the core gameplay helped make things tense regardless. Great work!