I didn't manage to look at the game guide below that handheld device. I tried to poke around a little but that 'Y' button only make me a a tiny  tiny hop that didn't help reached very far. In the end I got clubbed to death by an enemy (bugbear? bearbarian?) that do play way too many times compared to my heroes.

I like the character designs but I don't think they blend too well in the world, which has way stronger shadows and non flat textures. The music sounds nice but is there some kind of muffling effect on top of it? I think I'd like it more if there weren't.

Really charming game with some outstanding artwork. The gameplay kind of reminds me of FFX. I like the central premise of playing it on a console but the tinniness of the music and sound effects did get a little grating over time. I feel like the combat is really really hard and long. I feel like that could have been tuned a bit. I might be bad at the game but I was taking 5 real time minutes per fight and the bearman were hitting me 2 times per player turn. I kind of gave up after my third fight after finding the cthonic spirit and talking to the nuns. I do like the dialogue too it feels comedic and like the game is filled with secrets and details. I feel like the art style and level of complexity and depth are amazing for a single month and there is a lot of cleverness in heart in this game.

I really enjoy the vibe of this game. As someone who has collected those sort of walkthrough/cheat books in the past for games like mario, this was kind of a nostalgic journey for me! 

The graphics were remarkably increediblyyyyyyy good! The camera and character movement were slightly wonky in my experience, but it kind of adds to the old-school vibe.

Tried desperately to get do something other than talk to the robed person at the start, pressed every button on the keyboard and couldn't do anything besides walk around. The screenshots and overall style look amazing, i wish i could have experienced the rest of the game.