Just letting you know I'm on Linux and tried to launch the game with Wine and I could go on the menu but clicking play left me on a grey screen.

Well, I won't know what the game feels like so... No rating! ^^

This is a really neat little game! I like that there was a focus on the atmosphere here - not necessarily trying to make it scary or anything, but subtly unsettling. Unnerving, but still calm. Gave a unique feeling that I enjoyed a lot. The music helped with that a lot - it was perfect for the game. Chilled out, not desperate or energetic, but it still had momentum. Great job with that!

I also thought the gameplay was interesting! Simple and straightforward, but there's nothing wrong with that whatsoever. It did a great job of not introducing too many different things, keeping the core gameplay as the focus. I like that it made you think and be patient without being too challenging. Super simple concept that was very well done here! And the detail that the shadow is far more sensitive to light than the body is to dark was interesting too, I liked that. 

Couple of things to note, however. To start with, (and this is almost certainly because I use an ultrawide monitor) the little blurbs (I think they were blurbs, I don't know) that would show up on the bottom of the screen sometimes were completely cut off for me. I could only see the top of the box, and not really a whole lot else. I don't know if they were telling me controls, or story, or what. Like I mentioned, it's likely because I'm using an ultrawide monitor, it's caused problems for a number of other games as well. 

I don't really have anything else critical to say. Overall, I really liked this game a lot, excellent job!

A fun little game. Interesting control scheme only needing WASD and E for the entire gameplay, really opens it up for accessibility. Wish there was a little more substance to it and more in-game visual guidance on where the "right" path is via environmental story telling, but as it sits a solid game.

I didn't really understand what was going on for a minute, I figured it out half way through my first run. (I forgot to use my brain for a minute and add light and shadows together + cutscene). I think you could use one tiny thing to the game play, a small timer between exiting and entering a light source. I think that would give a player walking from one light source next to another a reward for staying in the light rather than loosing a tiny bit every time.  I liked learning the paths on my own however starting all the way over felt frustrating. 

Nice game! Think was pretty well done. I didn't understand at first why the "health" bar went down, but once I figured out I thought it was quite interesting. I wasn't a fan having to start over when dying but at the same time, I kinda liked using my previous knowledge to figure out the best path to take. I liked to visuals and the music worked pretty well. very good entry.

This game feels special, I think primarily because the story aspect of it. If I had to categorize it under a genre, I would say walking sim (with some added mechanics of course), but even as a walking sim I felt engaged throughout. I appreciated that you didn't tell the player how to survive or how to play the game (outside of the controls). Instead, you let the player figure it out on their own, and that adds so much to the game. I do wish that the controls were presented as button prompts or text boxes that faded in while you were playing the game, and then faded away, rather than being a text on the main menu. 

I think you were going for something cute, yet spooky and a bit atmospheric here. I think you could focus on making it even more spooky and atmospheric, with darker visuals, darker music, etc. Also, the lights were great, but it might be cool to make some of those moving lights come from some kind of shadow monsters or something, for that extra spooky factor.

Interesting idea, took me a moment to realize the requirements to survive, then more time to hunt for the correct paths :).

Good job!

Nice job! The game feels really fun to play. It's a simple concept expertly done. The art is great and I enjoyed the game overall. My only complaint is that pressing E on the Ravin (or whatever the black bird was) felt off and I had to lost twice before I was able to get it correctly. Overall, great work!

Beautiful pixel art and a good idea. The kind of game that makes you feel relaxed. I just miss a few more levels to explore.

It have a lot of mood, really nice game. I really liked that the menu is the start of the game, the music was nice  helped with the inmersion and I really like the bird mecanic, overall really cool

Very nice. Animations were smooth, sounds were good, music fit the mood (but did get a little repetitive). Mechanics were very interesting, took a few tries to understand, I kind of wish it was a little more than "stay in the lights and keep exploring", but then it was a nice touch to flip the game into "stay in the dark and keep exploring". These ideas have a lot of potential. Great job yall!

At first I wasn't getting it and it felt like I was aimlessly walking around - and then I saw the meter changing when in the shadows and thought ohhhhh duh. My only complaint - and I'm sure this is just me, is that for some reason, I expected the meter to go in the opposite direction - e.g. "light meter decreasing" as opposed to "dark meter increasing". I think I've played too much dark souls and am just accustomed to meters going right to left :)

Amazing game, loved the light mechanics.

Immersed me right away, I always look for that in games! Nice work guys!

I like the pixel art and the game itself was an interesting experience.

Nicely done. It took me a while to figure out the light mechanic but once I did it added an interesting twist to the game. I also didn't realise I had been cut off from my shadow until we reconnected at the end and it felt like I was wandering around somewhat randomly until a transition happened.
It was a nice game, just a little confusing at first.

Nice art but the game itself feels pointless