This game has a gorgeous consistent art style that really serves the game well, but the gameplay / pacing are VERY slow. Which meant about 75% of the way through, I was just ready to be finished because things just felt a little same-same for me. I think you did excellent getting a lot of content completed within the time frame and things feel very polished. There are a few translation / grammar things, but nothing too distracting. Overall, nice job tackling a heavy topic (thanks for including a warning at the start!)

Overall -- outside of the pacing, I think this game is very high quality and a fantastic addition to IGMC. :)

(edited to fix some bad syntax on my part!)

I streamed this with the dev present, so just leaving my notes for posterity:

• +Cute art and concept! 
• +The enemy portraits during combat are very appealing
• +The humor was cute (tho a couple of off-color jokes could go).
• +I became more interested in the backstory than the hijinks of the current cast, which quickly turned into very shallow "hee haw joky jokes". It stung that I could not finish the game due to the last boss to see what happened.
• -WHY is the resolution so tiny???? I don't think I've ever seen a game try to make such a  tiny resolution. Worse, ballooning it to any proper viewable proportion without me losing my eyes made the text rather fuzzy and hard on the eyes. If the problem was the pixel-perfect nature of it, just zoom your assets to a fixed x2/x3/x4 or the like and adjust the resolution to that.
• -Text needs a second go to fix a few minor issues and sentence oddities. There's some places where the textbox is also partially used, or the line breaks weirdly between textboxes.
• -The combat did not do well with me, it felt very unsatisfying. If it's trying to imitate the Undertale style it falls very flat, since none of the interactions are charming, and they are all capped to a single use before you are reduced to just slap the enemy around. 
• -More on combat: it eventually made me rage quit at the final boss (i believe it was, the yellow granny). The game seems to expect near-perfect input. There is not much variation I can see, and the need to plan two turns ahead for every action (including the basic "oh shit" heal) was very annoying. I had to restart multiple times. I TRIED! But it was still antagonistic and with no margin for error. This feels like a mistake. I do not get the feeling this game is trying to be a perfect execution sort of thing, and in that case the difficulty and demands of no bad moves the game expects are entirely unreasonable. I'll be the first to admit I'm not the most tactical thinker, but there were MANY ways this could have been alleviated. The easiest among them would be to just make your defensive actions (Protect and Deny) always go first, no matter what. That alone would have probably allowed me to beat it after a couple tries. 

Overall the game left a bitter taste in my mouth due to the final boss making me ragequit. 

Wow! I really like the story and the characters, each one has someone to say and I think it's important to the meaning of the game. This art style reflects my taste so I enjoyed playing! Well done!

The game's concept sparked my interest, and the art matched the mood of the game very well. I thought the puzzles and battles were both interesting (it took me at least two and sometimes three tries to win them, and I liked how you unlock new skills and have different abilities when facing different people). The story was engaging as well, though the dark content may indeed be upsetting to some people. In particular, the flashback sequences were well-done.

Some minor nitpicks: there were some typos throughout the game so I would recommend proofreading if you update the game, and for some reason, the game screen was really small (like 200 pixels or something - was that intentional?), so I had to stretch the window out to play comfortably.

Edit: Fixed typo

I like a lot minimalistic and unique games and this one checked both points! The combat system is engaging even if minimal, liked the humor too. The only things I dislike is some RTP sounds and the near lack of overworld music. Also not everything respects the palette, like the Granny’s sheet. I can say anyway I really liked this game again.

I liked the presentation and the designs were super cute but the combat just feels like you're given a ridiculously low amount of leeway. The puzzles were intuitive albeit its mostly just go from A to B and then create all the different foods for the residents and all that. The story is definitely interesting, the crass nature isn't my jam but I'm okay with it.

There is a twinge of emotional resonance in this but the battle discourages me from continuing further.