I like the idea of a survival dungeon crawler, but this one I personally thought had too many issues holding it back.

The combat feels out of place, but as you explained in another comment was added just to satisfy the rules. But I agree with the other comments here pointing out the improvemetns that could be made to it, if it isn't planned to be removed entirely.

A bug that prevented me from completing was the fact that starting a new game didn't reset health, so I would start a new game and die after taking a couple steps.

I didn't get to doing much beyond chopping trees down, fighting a couple enemies and cooking some bananas. I tried fishing but I don't actually know what I was supposed to do with it. Is fishing just random chance or was I supposed to be moving my mouse during the minigame?

I'm disappointed I didn't get to see much of this game, but I really like the concept. And I think if you gave another go at it next year or post-jam and added a decent amount of polish this idea could be great! Good work!

Interessting game for sure! The others pretty much have summed up what I wanted to say. Visuals are nice except that the combat screen looks completly differend. Movement is okay but the tile size seems rather small. The perspective seems to use a high FOV which is noticable when turning (looks really distorted).

Nitpicking aside, I had fun! Thanks for sharing.

I had left the island once after dying a few times and the game went on anyway but then I managed to leave the island without dying or at least I think I did.

I think the game offers a fine gameplay loop in the context, as the hunger pressure is real but winning won't take that long either so you can restart a couple of times until you win. I smashed the very weakest enemies and fled from the other ones, which felt like the most efficient way. I'm still undecided about fishing being worth it or not, you'll really gain more food than by cutting trees, yet there's no way you'll ever have a lot of food so you have to cut the tree for the material as fast as you can and except you'll get fruits as well. Both the island environment and the animations during fights look good enough. Movement feels good enough too.

It was weird to have to press Enter during fights as you're using the mouse there.

Thanks for sharing!

The graphics are nice and handmade it seems, but I did not care for the battle system clashing with the rest. And why can´t I continue with a mouse click in the battles, but have to press Enter?!
The movement felt very nice and you have (started) to implement so many things, I think you overscoped a bit. Maybe a survival game is not the best fit for such a jam. But it was an interesing idea, as I think we only have one other game with a bit of survival mechanics. Problem there is, that I am not the biggest fan of these games, or rather that there are already to many of these games out there. It is like a couple of years ago there were sooo many zombie games and movies and at the moment everybody tries to cash in on Stardew Valley and all those first person survival games. But this is nothing against you and I like, what you made here.

The aesthetics are pretty, and there are some neat ideas here.

However, basically every system could do with quite a bit of polish. Fishing seems like a strictly terrible idea, given its failure rate and the fact that chopping trees actually progresses your main objective and seems to drop food more often. The combo cook options are, as far as I can tell, entirely pointless since they just give the output of cooking the ingredients on their own. Combat is kinda disjointed to the rest of the game (although it seems you are already aware of that).

Nonetheless, I did do a full playthrough which you can watch here:

I really like the direction you went in, I was not expecting a survival game! The theme is really fun as well. I do think combat doesn't tie into the rest of the game as well as it could. When I jumped into the hole, the first thing I thought was it would be a Stardew Valley-esque dungeon that all the combat would happen in. I hope that initial reaction gives some ideas if you keep working on this!

I escaped island.

It was a short good survival game. The first time I played it, I had bad luck, no food drop and no fish at all, so I died. the second time, I cleared the game smoothly. As for the combat, I wish there were some advantages to fighting, such as getting items.

A very cool game base that could be really good with some polish. I think the others touched on most things, but I'm going to go by my experience too: Liked the crafting and gathering ingredients mechanics, as well as the survival aspects.

I did indeed spam fish to get a lot of fish and that's hunger taken care of :D

I crafted all the parts, but after that, the Build action did nothing, whereas up to that point it told me I don't have all the parts. I'll consider that I did finish and got off the island.

Dying also seemed to do not much, since it just let me continue with all my inventory AND the next mob I would fight would be at 0% hp, so an instant win. 

If you fix these bugs and maybe add a bit more crafting variety, it's going to be quite entertaining.

The idea is intersting to me. There are several things that made it really hard to play, and not in the dificulty aspect.

Combat teleports you to the ship. From one side - sure, you can heal. From another - you run to fish, you get encounter on the way, you win, you get teleported (nothing to eat), you run back to fish, get encounter - teleported back... and like that till you are dead. Happened to me several times already.

Food is scarse as a result of such mechanic. Unless you spam fish and lucky with no encounter spawned. 

Not sure what combined recipies do, since it felt like I am wasting resources (that already may be an issue) by making them.

Combat would be fine IF there won't be need to press enter every time. Actually could use space, just like everywhere else, would be less tedious on hand movements.

But potential is right there - core mechanics and systems are already implemented, just couple of strokes there and there and it will be very nice gameplay loop indeed!

I really like survival games, and there is always nice with crafting and cooking systems. The core settings of the game is nice and has great potential. That said I were not able to complete the game, but I tried several times and think I completed most of the content. Below are some of my remarks from playing which I hope will help in improving the game and gameplay.

After dying and restarting the game your inventory is kept from before as well as your stats, which makes you instantly die. 

Controls - A bit annoying to have to use WASD to move around Enter to exit menus and mouse to click buttons with only two hands.

Store -Couldn't get the Store to work.

UI - Ba, Pi, Co and Fi is a bit hard to interpret maybe have them as icons instead?

Cooking - Seems like all ingredients give 5% to hunger and combined recipes don't give any additional hunger. So player can as well just cock them one by one. Its hard to figure out what recipes you can cook from the inventory. Maybe have food contribute more to the health to make it playable. Finding a food and cooking it takes more energy than you get back from it.

Combat - Each action in combat takes like 5% of the players hunger bar, that's like one food item. Which drains you out of energy since combat usually needs more than one action to complete. Maybe not have player reset the island and placed at start position after each encounter. I t makes exploring hard. The food heals a bit but it feels impossible to keep up with the hunger no matter how much you eat. I am normally not a fan of random encounters but if you use them please have them only appear on movement and changing position. These random encounters seems to happen on a random timer.

Fishing - Spamming Space while fishing makes you gain fish repeatable 

Work - After completing all Sail, Rudder and Steering wheel, the options to create the again is available. I did not find a way to leave the island with these three items.

Spirit - The spirit in the ground did nothing from what I can see. Not sure if he is supposed to be fought or help you escape.

View - Maybe the tiles could be a bit bigger.

Overall a nice idea, but the controlls need refinement and the random battles seemed to harsh to me, as the survival part is blocked by them heavily. Further, I would wish for a higher contrast and readability of the geometry. Everything seems to blend into each other, making playing the game kind of straining.