Digging the style!

Great, the music reminded me of an old game called Neverhood. Had brilliant soundtrack.

You managed to cram quite a lot into a very short span of time. I liked the folk philosophy moment. It was deep in an unpretentious kind of way. I also liked the animation style. Simple, but moody and dynamic, it had its own unique vibe. Well done.

Ok, had to actually revisit the stars I gave you. At first, it felt near impossible to get the boss down and smash him, once I figured out the timing and that you need to hit the block button to smash his head on the ground and not the attack button, it was relatively straight forward. The time it took made it rewarding in the end. Nicely done! And the line at the end - poetic!
The combat mechanics need some thought if you plan to develop this further or if you plan to come up with new games in the future though. It is impossible to win when you don't have the timing down and too easy once you figure it out.

Very cute dashosaurus. More challenging than CoD. :D Made it to level 7 but gotta do some work too, man.

Giving this 4 and a half stars even though there's obviously a lot to be desired, simply because I think this can serve as a demo and has a potential to be really, really great. My advice? Record this properly, this is gonna be worth it. You've got something here. The riff is simple and nothing too fancy or groundbreaking, but it works. The lyrics are amazing though. Relatable, simple enough to be understood by a mass of people yet not dumb. If you don't have musicians near you, I recommend Fiverr. Record a demo on a click and find a drummer there to lay down the drums track. Hell, get a producer there to help you arrange some more parts for this if you don't have the means to do it yourself. You won't regret it. This really has some potential, I'm not just saying that. I have spent hours here going through piles of audio trash and random ideas and this idea stands out. Do something more with this. I would use the acoustic guitar as the basis, add drums and bass on the first pre-chorus at around 0:23, perhaps add a pretty clean, little bit overdriven electric guitar reinforcing the main riff at the start of the second verse at 0:43. Put in some solo after the second chorus. The choruses could use some reinforcement, perhaps a backing vocal harmony and a little synth hook after each line of the chorus. Just my opinion. Hope to hear this one day fully developed and slapping away somewhere. ;)

Legit sounding. Epic. Coherent with a momorable main melody. Could very well be used in a movie no problem. Well done!

Dope, I like that even though it's just a loop, it has a forward motion and enough changes and ideas to not get boring after a while and yet I can imagine that it does not distract as a background piece in a game. Cool solo, too.