IMO, best experienced as I did: offhandedly as a conversation piece, pointing out typos while someone else (thank you, Squigglydot) toils with the actual mechanics.

The imagery here is too intangible to latch onto, so you end up with that level of RPGmaker game where everything is just funny or weird and rarely actually impactful. Also I think this game wants some of that Ena money, so there's a cute anime girl companion for some reason? What a hoot! Bababooey!