Yo! Took some notes while playing your charming RPG:

The game starts right up, and I actually really like how there's no lore dump or a super long intro. The explanations for the first quest are so straightforward and simple, it's so clear what you're supposed to do. Many games like to write up 3 paragraph essays to explain something that players can just already understand or can be explained in like 1 sentence, so this was a bit refreshing actually!

"Rewards: your mother's approval" love stuff like this haha. Touches like this go a long way. Keep it up!

Not sure if you can control this but the fences dont need to block the camera, so if it's possible, you could turn off their collision for the camera, it feels kinda awkward currently.

Could have a spot that explains you can use Q and E to turn the camera. This could be put in the stone room you wake up in. By the time I got to that room, I actually forgot i could use a lantern, maybe it could automatically turn on when you're in there since you'd probably want to use it? Could just me also forgetting I had the lantern though. Also, I didn't know you have a health potion you can use to heal back up after the fight with the dude in that same room. Maybe after you find the hole and land in the next stone area there's a text that says to use the health potion?

The text spellout sound effect is kind of loud, could be turned down and/or replaced with a more subtle sound.

Not sure if this was intentional, but "Render Distance" and other options actually appear on all three categories on the menu.

Sometimes in battle, while selecting a "fighter" ability, the "This Turn" box on the top left actually blocks an enemy standing on the upper section of the floor, unable to see their health bar. This might be because the game doesn't have any resolution options, so it's running like an older game at something like 480pi but stretched up. Adding these will help the overal experience for sure!

I like this little game! It's got this great balance where it feels familiar, but the little twists added to the RPG genre really make it work far better than the hundreds of similar games that don't really feel self aware enough or try anything a bit different. Keep up those little additions and you'll make this into an even more charming RPG!

Nice traditional RPG with an intriguing story so far, seems very complete in terms of skills to learn, classes, etc. I can see it being very interesting on the long term in terms of character's evolution! Visual effects and sound are top-notch, but I had a bit of a hard time finding my way in some of the dungeons due to the 3D and camera issues. The screen was also quite dark at times even after lighting up some sconces (though this is normal in some places given the context). I played with a controller and couldn't find a way to perform some actions without having to use the keyboard (like turning the compass on/off, etc.). Not sure if it'd be possible to map everything single action on a controller though, so it might be expected. Anyways, good job, it's definitely on the right track!

ARE THE HORSES OK?! Ha.

What I loved:

1) Love me some turn based battle systems. Tried and true.

2) Love the after battle theme.

Some critiques:

1) We receive directions in chat (e.g. east road) but no way to immediately see what direction that is, unless I'm missing a mechanic. The compass doesn't update as you turn?

2) The dialog text is a bit too grating. Maybe a more muted effect or UI sound control.

3) Keyboard way to select dialog? Maybe in general introduce key bindings before we start? Tutorial section when entering the forest the first time before the fire?

4) No confirmation that you've equipped something? I couldn't tell if Father's dagger was equipped or not.

I can't download and try out this game.

EDIT 
I was able to download it through the browser. 

Pretty solid RPG. The camera controls took some getting used too. This game really reminds me of the original elder scrolls but in 3rd person. I like how the game progressed. I didn't really like the camera, it felt like tunnel vision, not sure if there is a way to zoom out.