In reviewing the exits specifically, I noticed that there are quite a few inconsistencies, mostly in tense or perspective.
In several places, present tense actions are referred to with the past tense, some of the 3rd-person actions are in 1st, and vice versa. There are also a few places where the narrative poses for the user, which is disruptive. Further, the construction ’ does something as they soon
… ’ is both linguistically awkward and very overused.
As an example of the lot, this travel message:
decided to travel down the east road as they soon find themselves in a peaceful forest as the birds chirp and the wind rustles the leaves in the trees.
Stating that a character ‘decided’ is asserting a state for the user, the ‘as’ construction is weak phrasing, and redundant. Also, there is a tense change from ‘decided’ to ‘find’. I would adjust this to something like:
travels down the east road, soon finding themselves in a peaceful forest. Birds chirp, the wind rustling leaves in the trees.
Various combinations of these are present throughout the area. As individual instances, they are not a big deal, but in aggregate create a tone which challenges immersion.