The game im very impressive! Proof that the godot game engine can do a lot! I am a fellow Godot user and i am looking to make a collabe for a horror game. You seem like the perfect partner so let me know if you are interested! You can check out my games if you want.

Very nice entry. I died on the 5th evening right outside my house in a sprint of panic trying to get back. Excellent atmosphere achieved with few elements. I especially liked the sound design, which evoked a quiet dread without feeling contrived. Little hints of environmental story telling were nice too. 

Some little things that have mostly been mentioned:
1.  Tree hit boxes were definitely too big making navigation feel a little awkward.
2.  Some kind of map system or dotted landmark would be nice for orientation.
3.  A better method of time keeping rather than the discrete blocks of time. Maybe a watch? Make it use battery if you want to keep the tension.
4.  A sprint button. It felt incongruous to fail from panic while moving at the same pace. A stamina bar would prevent abuse but would have allowed me to make a dash for safety outside my house.
5. Something to do at night instead of just staring at your generator. There was something very thematic and compelling about that though, hopelessly watching your paltry supplies dwindle in front of you, unsure of when the morning will bring sweet relief. More game systems could help but may also complicate the simplicity of the experience.

Really good game, and very neat house designs.

5/5 creepy, great sound choices. My character was turning to the right constantly, maybe that's on my end.

Very nice graphics and consistent controls! 

I really enjoyed it! Congrats! 

Really cool game, I love the atmosphere!

On a side note, when my flashlight ran out of battery, it started repeating the on/off sound every frame (changing the battery fixed it), not sure if that was intended.

I really like the 3d with pixelated texture, you manage it very well.
I like the overall atmosphere and the panic effect. Great job!

I panicked! 😂 Great sound effects! I really like how it goes from day to night. The world was much bigger than I expected. Very ambitious and very well done!💛

Awesome job! I panicked a few times before I could figure out how late I could stay outside. It was so full of hope each morning, and then in the afternoon I would like panic and be so full of dread, so great job with the feel of it! Very impressive.

It really surprise me, such a great game. The thing I missed was something to do at night, if the character could at least sleep to pass the night it would be great.

Great job with the theme. Energy is everything here. I LOVE the graphics. they remind me a lot of ps1 era things, especially Megaman legends, with the large pixel textures on flat polygons. It was fun to explore the large environment. I did have a bug at one point where a rapid beeping sound started and would not go away. I thought it might have been the generator but it didn't stop when the night ended and i turned it off. 

personally i think this should be among the winners, I enjoyed every last second that I spent playing this. gr8 job ;)

Cool style and well implemented!

Nicely done, very "themed" :-) I panicked after a time, but it was very nice to feel the need of the fuel!

Always a delight to see 3D-games with pixel art/voxels. Some fonts were quite small and I could find the victory conditions mentioned anywhere in the game. It's a really good game for your second game.

The game is fun but i always keep forgetting where my house is. It would nice to have some clear indicator that shows where your house is either though some kind of minimap or like an arrow pointing to your house when its about to become dark.

What a nice game.  It was fun to play and captured some of that survival horror feel.  I also really liked the pixel art aesthetic.

A few things you might want to look into:

• the tree hit box is quite large and makes it difficult to navigate the forest.  You might want to make it only as big as the trunk.  
• You spend the night just waiting around for dawn to break.  Maybe there's other things to do at night that I just didn't discover, but if you're just waiting for time to pass, you might want to allow the player to skip to dawn.
• It's hard to tell where you are in the world with all the trees and the houses looking nearly identical.  You might want to add an overhead map, or at least place a few landmarks that are visible above the treeline to make it easier to tell where you are.