An interesting "Desk-Simulator", I'd say it takes a lot of inspiration from games like Papers Please. The game has a quite unique style and it has amazing voice acting, but the gameplay itself left me a bit unsatisfied. The choices you make influence your ending (of which there are a few), but the game doesn't show you directly how you choices affect your ending, so you'd probably end up not knowing what you did and just roll with a random ending. This is supposed to invite you to go for a new run, which you probably are going to enjoy less because the story is mostly the same everytime, the ending been the only thing that can be different. I'd say it's worth playing at least one. But it fails at the "try again and reconsider your choices" design.

A cute and charming Paper Mario-like game. It executes all its systems and mechanics flawlessly. Has a quite well put story for a game about adventurer bugs and a ton of attention to detail. The world design and music are amazing, most side quests are really fun.

A must play.

And I will forever tresure my boys Kabu, Vi and Leif <3.

I hate this game. I am aware that RPGmaker games usually are a kinda limited by their engine, and that usually pack a lot anime-like-bullshit, but this one is completly deranged. I didn't pass the 30 minute mark and in that short time it managed to display to me the most nonsensical and stupid dialogues, story and characters. The gameplay and mechanics are the literal bare-bones of the engine, don't expect anything to be slighlty intuitive because it won't. Even the visuals are painful to look at.

I really do not comprehen what this game represent to the RPGmaker comunity or Games in general. And I genuinely can't tell if this game is tremendously bad or if i'm the only one taking it seriously.