Yeti

Woah! 2.7 Gigs? There better be a TON of content. Otherwise, it seems to me that your game is going to be very processor intensive with large file sizes. That seems to me like there's game objects that have high poly counts, textures that might be very large, etc. I'll reply to this comment after 6 hour download time from google drive. But if it was for a gaming course, I'm assuming for school, then it seems like you could focus on optimizing file sizes. For example, I made an FPS with Doom style billboard sprites, and the whole game is only 625 KB. It'd be pretty cool if you could roast my game as I'm looking for feed back as well. https://roastmygame.com/game/under-fire

Anyways, I'll be back with a proper report.

Well I played it for about 15 mins.

A couple comments.
*There were invisible walls. It took me a while to figure out that I had to follow the valley. Maybe use some of the rock assets to build somewhat of a wall, or make it a little more obvious where I'm NOT allowed to go.

*Some of the outside assets had weird colliders on them. I could walk through the small trees/shrub things, but I got stuck on some of them. Also, it seems as though some of the assets, like the dead tree stumps had mesh colliders. It would probably get you back some processing power to just throw a simple box collider on them, or a capsule collider if you want to make walking into these things a little smoother. I was able to get kind of stuck on some of the tree stumps as well. It didn't really effect on game play as much because I wasn't running away from a yeti, and it wasn't life threatening being somewhat stuck, but it was annoying and reduces the amount of professionalism to making smooth game play.

*The gun model was nice, but when I aim with right click the camera clips through the back of the gun which allows me to see the bullets in the magazine. Other than clipping through the gun, there's not really a time when you'd need to really render that part of the asset, so you're causing more stress on the processing power of running your game than needed.

*When entering the gun scene in, the game doesn't take over my mouse and I actually have to click for the camera to start following my mouse input. Not a big deal, but again it shaves off professionalism points.

*The yeti was terrifying. I was genuinely scared for my life when the first yeti started running at me. Good job. However, they're too over powered. It took like 6 slow shots to kill it, which by the way I'm pretty sure AK47s are automatic and at the least, semi automatic, so maybe you'd consider using a different gun model or tweak the firing settings. It only takes the Yeti ONE touch to kill me, and they're pretty fast. I ended up dying too much without getting any payoff, because when I died, you just reloaded the scene and all the yetis "respawn". Which means I can only kill about two of them before having to start over. You're going to have to make your game SUPER fun for me to consider putting in enough time to practice WANTING to be able to kill all the yetis.

*The gun model was reacting to lighting outside, even though the sky was completely white, and none of the objects outside were casting shadows. That's a little in-congruent and shaves off more professionalism points. Inside the cave, the gun reacted to the lighting which was fine, except the gun and arms cast shadows. But there's no body shadows, so the "illusion" of being a character is broken when I see floating shadows on the wall.

*The voice acting deserves an oscar.

This is a BEATIFUL game!
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This idea is great and so are the graphics, but you should have more story and the game should have multiple levels. Of course I'm one to talk because man this is much better than any of MY games, but I highly recommend making it into more of a horror. But still, I LOVE IT.