the ambiance is awesome. The gameplay is quite logical and unmerciful. The vague storytelling and theme of despair reminded me a bit of Dark Souls and I liked it. However, the game has some major problems. The game is extremely dark and colorless. And this is how it goes from start to finish. Sometimes I could not see the object or the chest at my bottom even though I passed it many times. As if it wasn't enough that the environment was so dark, the fact that we could only see where your character was looking at made me feel overwhelmed. In the game, you want to explore the world and immerse yourself in the game, but night comes extremely fast and you have to rush to your shelter quickly, even if you are at the very corner of the map. during the day should have been at least 3 times longer than the game time. There is no opportunity to live the game without trying to survive! Although Darkwood managed to be interesting and admirable to a certain extent, at some point it started to bore me. and when I realized that I couldn't enjoy it, I started to see the mistakes of the game. Both the isometric camera angle, the dark and colorless world, and the extremely short daytime times are a bit too slow for this game.