Nice idea for a relaxation game. music and visuals come along together nicely. sometimes the terrain intersected with the camera. when I figured out that I can rotate the camera with Q and E it was better, but still I lacked a bit of orientation, because the rotation change happened immediately.  You could smooth the camera rotation a bit.

Also I wasnt able to find all the ressources. I would make the level design in a way that you can always se which elements are interactable at the moment. Or if the camera rotation should be a gameplay element, I would make it a bit more obvious.

This was such a calming, relaxing experience. At first, my only complaint was going to be the camera positioning, but then I realized that you could turn it with E. I still think that the areas under the clouds could be play-tested a bit more to make sure you can see stuff underneath them well.

I also wish there was some kind of "yay you did it" moment when you make all the bridges so that way you know that the game is pretty much over. I kinda wandered for a bit like "is there anything else?" but the world was so calming to be in that I didn't really mind.

Other than that, I really had a great time playing this. Your 3-D world is nice and crisp without too many busy elements that would clog up your design, and the music is so calming. It's fun to play these kinds of exploration-type games, and they must be so hard to pull off for a jam!

The game was pretty cool. I had some issues with the graphics. The camera glitched when I tried to move and shaked all the time when moving. Generally nice game though!