I think the game is good, but it isn't finished and has problems as you are aware of. There are some good things though.
Problems
- very little explanation or storyline (and on other subjects, such as what impacts moral?)
- I've gotten pretty far, but twice I've heard a static sound and just randomly lost and I don't know why. It has so far always occurred on the second day.
- No pause button
- one time while holding the gun, it was slowly spinning in my hand. Another time when I tried to put it down near a bush, it flew away from me.
- After eating the large turkey the mailbox gave me, I could continue to hit x and replenish my health. Is this intentional?
- When I go to get the orb floating just outside the reach of the ledge, below where the bear with a gun is, the bear up top starts shooting and coming after me.
- There's no death animation
- When I received a battery from the mailbox and used it, an entire bar was added on instead of the already maxed bar doing nothing.
- Some parts of the game, it is impossible to get by without getting hit. The bear character is too slow to dodge the lasers in the lab and the mud pit that lowers your moral is impossible to avoid (I could still get the orb, but I lost a lot of moral. Also, it is easy getting to the orb, getting back takes a lot of moral.
- getting back to higher places is pretty slow since the ladder is the only way to get back to those places.
- Just by touching me, the one enemy does damage. That doesn't seem right to me. The weird purple things I can understand them hurting by touching me though.
- The text that appears after collecting an orb seems a little out of place. Maybe a fade in, fade out in one of the corners would be better.
Good
- the controls seem fine to me
- The feeling of isolation is great and the background is too, but the foreground may need a little more work.
- I could definitely see this being a tough and fun game once it is completed.
- This game kind of has elements of other games that I like, like Leave Me Alone and another game that I can't recall though the premise was similar, but not the same as this.\
If you get the beta working before the end of March, you should enter it into the Stencyl Jam. Also, if you need a beta tester, I can help you out. I like this game and I hope you will expand on and improve it.
Also, I hope you wouldn't mind if I contacted you in the future about some questions concerning Stencyl. I hope to become proficient with the program and I have a feeling things that may seem obvious to others to figure out with the mechanic may slip passed me. (By the way, what art program did you use to make the background and sprites?)