well done on making a game! it's a decent idea: kinda like the oregon trail with zombies. some feedback: the zombie shoot section could have been a bit more satisfying ( like making them easier to kill, making the cursor a bit more responsive, and having some sounds). overall, nice work

So far, this is the game with the best and most convincing idea — great job!

Very fun game! I quite enjoyed it!

• Controller support would have been great!
• Would have liked a shoot sound when attacking zombies at night
• We rammed the car into the zombies at the pharmacy to get more medicine since I was low on health (expecting damage to the car) but got no medicine despite "grabbing a lot" and ended up dying for some reason instead
• It would be cool if the car "stopped" when you "got somewhere"
• Ghosts at night are apparently immune to the gun (makes sense) - maybe salt was needed? We didn't have enough resources to put it out though and lost a lot of health just to ghosts.
• It would be nice to know when night will be ending and also maybe heal a little bit from making it through the day

Edit after playing a second run (which we won!):

• I LOVE THE ZOMBIE BEAR! Without the SMG I don't know how I could have stopped them though
• Saved a man and he joined which was really cool.
• The birds fly so fast it's impossible to catch them sometimes with how slow the cursor moves
• We got medicine from the hospital after being told "you are malnourished"... and immediately catch dysentery and "you need to find medicine"... We had medicine?
• The bears eating on the fence didn't fall over when they were killed

I didn't expect the game to be good to be honest, i clicked on a random game with no banner. The game is actually decently fun, has a unique implementation of the unlucky theme as well. I feel like the zombie defense rounds were a bit too slow, if the night were a bit shorter and enemies/cursor faster that would be more fun. I also liked the ghosts so you have to plan for next night to account for them. The travelling on the road is fun, i like upgrading the camp and how you have to balance resources.

I feel like if you put a nice banner and put a little effort into the page, you would get a lot more plays, i think the game is more polished than some other i have seen on here, but not many people will know because they can't get to your game in the first place sadly. Changing the background and adding a description would go a long way. Even if you had a couple screenshots and nothing it would be a big improvement, the artstyle is good and looks clean.
I don't mean this in any bad way, just as helpful criticism, the game is great and fun, but the itch.io page is lacking.

Really strong concept! Never played trail to oregon, but that was what this made me think of xD Also made me think of Death Road to Canada!

I think the night phases can be really fun when you have some items, kinda like in tower defenses, but when you have bad luck with events, or are just discovering the game and don't know what to do with resources like me, you end up watching zombies come to you without knowing if you're missing some controls or anything :( I think adding something to do in these phases, even if it's useless to gameplay, would made them feel more interesting!

And random events can be fun, I think! Having to handle situations that really mess with the chances you thought you had make for great stories xD But I don't think any goal was indicated apart from "surviving"? Maybe I missed it :( But that makes going from random event to random event more frustrating, cause that was the only thing I could be looking forward to. It's maybe too much to ask for a game jam, but having some milestones, or at least one final point, would make a huge difference in my opinion!

But still, GG!!! This is a really good looking game, especially if it's your first! xD Be careful with the size of the pixels by the way! Some screens (title screen for exemple) look like they have huge pixels compared to others!

Thank you for the game!

For criticism, I'd echo what Eli Haun said: I died a lot, and often I had no real reason to think I would die. I think a valuable lesson from tabletop RPGs is that you should always telegraph danger to your players when they're facing a potentially lethal choice, so that if they die, they feel like it was because of a reasonably informed decision they made, rather than the the GM just deciding to kill them. Other than that, I really like the concept of this game because it reminded me of adventuring with a TTRPG party in a hexcrawl or something and having random encounters happen. Cool ideas, and I'd like to see this or something similar with a bit more tolerance for suboptimal choices built in. Nice job!