One thing I'd suggest is not using the same model for interactable items as non interactable items. There are some sticks that you can pick up and some that you can't, but they look the same. Same thing with the mushrooms. You should be able to see an item from a distance and know it's worth running over to to collect it because of previous experiences.
The range of the sword is a bit misleading as well. It seems to be about 2 feet, you should be pretty safe dealing with zombies with the way they attack currently (Stopping a foot away from you and swinging) but the range ends up seeming almost the same with it as the zombie attack. If possible, it might be better if the zombies lunge at you with their attacks and the sword can strike enemies from further away. Right now it seems like your sword doesn't really "exist" or give you any kind of advantage. You can give the player and the zombie their own advantages to balance them out and make them feel unique. The sword range lacking is really painfully apparent against the treants in particular. It feels like it should be hitting from a foot away but it doesn't. You need to get close enough to kiss him to actually strike him, lol.
The skele archers are broken atm, they can no scope you at close range. Kind of the whole playstyle/balance of archers is they should be weaker in close range than at a distance, but you actually have to fight them similar to other enemies. Attack and then back up or they will guaranteed hit you. I was expecting to be able to circle them and strike them repeatedly but their random bullshit targeting with their arrows means they'll still hit you. They need some balancing/maybe ai changes to make them try to stay away from you or something, and maybe a melee attack.
The elf Maya speaking doesn't show her name during dialogue. It makes it seem like the MC is the one talking the whole time.
So we can't activate any of the waypoints outside the town yet? That sucks.
The "Entering water blur" starts when your feet touch the water, it should start when your head is submerged.
Having to press a hotkey and then activate it with E is a rather weird choice, why doesn't the hotkey just automatically use the consumable? I'm already having trouble with F being the collect key instead of E, and it seems like changing that in the controls doesn't work right now. Then I have to worry about deselecting the consumables or using them whenever I try to press those buttons.
Little gripe, but the player "Being hit" sound doesn't feel like it matches the MC, it's too "gruff", dude sounds like an orc. From the dialogue he apparently just finished his warrior training, so he's probably pretty young. Something a bit higher pitch seems like it'd fit better.
