The cutscene with the slow-mo truck getting launched through the air is super effective and awesome! Really like the setup overall, lots of good polish and satisfying shooting mechanics!

The priest AI (and human AI in general) got hung up on walking in circles, which is unfortunate, but overall the work and presentation here is impressive! Well done!

Very Cool! Loved the mechanics, cute low poly characters and objective briefing in the beginning. Really liked how the entry of the dragon where it tumbles the truck, and the sound effect of footsteps that you can hear before it does that. The character controller is super responsive and the camera shake when you run is very nice addition. I had a lot of fun playing this one. Awesome Job!

This was a fun and well thought out gameplay experience. The level is very large and interesting. I couldn't figure out where the rooftop of the county office was - I think I needed a hint or a waypoint marker! Great submission to the jam! 

Cool sequence of events! I liked the progression and  being able to nuke it's ass in the end.  The cutscenes and voice acting in between were also well done.

So it started off great, quirky funny South-Park atmosphere and chaos.
Great implementation and feel for the theme!
In about 70% of my tries the priest would get stuck outside the church and just stutter in place. I tried pressing E on him but nothing would happen and the monster also wouldn't continue forward after flipping the truck. 
the style and idea are funny and fun in general but I stumbled upon many cases that made the game feel unplayable :(
I suggest tweaking the exposure settings, it felt very dark when changing point of view from a lit to a darker environment. 

Very well thought out concept, was left confused a few times since the Gun store wasn't visible from the spawn point so I found myself lost at the start, and when i did find him, the game made me instantly want the other guns in the store. After getting to the church the priest refused to leave the doorway of the church, walking in circles instead, leading to me killing the monster with bullets without anyone dying and without completing any objectives in the in the mission.

Very well realised location, cinematics and gameplay.

My first two playthroughs though, the same thing happened - the priest got stuck directly outside the church against some debris and just stood spinning.  So he got killed pretty quickly.

Other than that, tremendous effort has gone into this and it shows.

Well done.

The size and detail of the town's design was super impressive given the time limit! The sound design was really solid too, with satisfying gunfire and monster sounds. In my experience the NPC pathfinding was pretty buggy, they tended to twitch around a lot after I rescued them like they were repeatedly trying and failing to find a clear path to the extraction zone. It might be worth checking your navmesh to see if any objects are obstructing it. And for low objects like the fallen parking meter in front of the convenience store, make sure the "Character Can Step Up" box is checked in the blueprint. But overall the game was really well put together and a strong submission! Great work on the voice acting, the gruff soldier voice reminded me of Call of Duty 3 lol

Got him, yeh :)
Good fun game, felt good to win.

A bit buggy but nonetheless a good idea, also, it put my GPU to 100% usage not sure why, but if i had to guess it'd be the lighting system and shadows which are pobably realtime. My GPU is a 3060ti.

One of the times, I've lost because the priest didn't make it, but he kind of just disappeared after exiting the church.

Nonetheless a cool idea for a game, just needs some bugfixing, and maybe a bit of optimization :) Unreal Engine is a very powerful tool, but very power-hungry.

I hope this helps, cheers :D

Edit: are you guys having some issues specially if attaching a image or screenshots?

Nice one. Yeah, the priest stayed put the first time and died, but he went off to where he was supposed to the second time. I completely understand, I have had (and still having :-P) the same issues... I liked the fluid movement when running.