The Tavern In the Woods

I like the premise here and really like the look of the game itself. It's quite beautiful. However I had some really bad technical issues such as words staying on the screen forever and lagging during loading to the point of me wondering if the game had crashed. I was a bit lost regarding what to do because the way the notes are set on the screen made it hard for me to read but that's a personal issue although the screen being littered by words that wouldn't go away didn't help. I do, however, recommend this game because I believe you'll work on optimization in the long run. The game itself is worth the effort and I'm keen to try it again after you've put the finishing touches in place.

It's free and easy to 100%... Short so can't write you an essay. But had fun exploring. Worth a shot! Not sure why it's tagged as a visual novel though because it's not. Good job I found it as I filter out that trash genre.

there are plenty of graphics settings now so I can play without nausea (thanks) walking into doors instead of an interaction button makes walking simulator a little annoying (not egregious here though just a little annoying). When reading notes they all seem to start halfway scrolled through instead of at the beginning (again not a big deal just a little annoying) For fancy text its actually very legible so thanks for picking a good font. very visually appealing and as a non-enjoyer of walking sims this one is pretty good (seemingly well built, self-contained story that doesn't overstay its welcome) decent story and written believably enough (a lot of these type of games have awful writing full of errors, this isn't one of them). small, simple, and contained. (the map is a fitting size and not overly bloated and empty) you can sprint jump backwards, not really anything important just a cool thing I noticed

This game has great graphics! It's a quick little game, but the story you find in the notes is interesting! If you're looking for a little adventure, check out this game! With the quality of the game for how short it is, I'd say this dev has good things in their future!

This game is a lot like walking around the setting of what could be a promising horror game. I thought i was stuck or didnt know how to progress until i read the other reviews.

Worth trying, def see the potential for future projects, keep it up

Short, creepy story set in the late 16th century. Go to the tavern first, as instructed by the narrator who gives you the Vincent Price vibe (very cool!). You'll know how to progress from there. Follow the cues in the notes to traverse the linear path to the end, but make sure you find Otto! Six easy achievements in 20 minutes or less. There are settings available if needed. No issues for me on my low end PC.