I'm not really a fan of JRPGs, so take anything I say with a grain of salt. I think this looks very promising, and I really like enemy sprites! I ended my run a little earlier than I initially planned to, because I died and lost 10 or so minutes of progress (my bad for not saving). I skimmed through the story, so don't really know what's going on (nothing against the game), but I like the idea of sentient weapons and feel like it could be used to really interesting effect.

Feedback:
- The visual difference between the player characters and enemies is odd, to me.
- I feel like there are too many enemy types too quickly, and too many powerful variants of enemies. I feel like it probably makes it really hard to differentiate between tiers of enemies. For example, I'd assume the slime enemy (the one that gives the Aqua Amulet) is supposed to be important, but it didn't feel that way.
- I think the density of fights might be  a little too high, having to fight every few seconds makes progress feel very slow, and makes the battles feel tedious rather quickly.
- I have a hard time understanding the setting of the game. That may be largely on me for just skimming the story, but I do think some of it is the art direction with the setting jumping between a space station, wooden shack, run down concrete town.
- FLor and Azuli having the exact same face shape feels odd to me. I don't have a problem with reusing assets, but having the first two party members look the same odd (unless it's intentional and part of the story!).
- I think the early game might benefit from providing the player with some additional consumable items. I hit a couple of battles pretty early on that nearly killed me, but had few items to restore health and mana... While I think that could work later in the game when I'm more familiar or if battles were made out to be less common, I think the current state of the game might benefit from being a little less stingy with item drops at the beginning.

Hello from the Feedback Jam 6! Love to see the next chapter! 

I like the dungeon creep part and the spirit of classic JRPGs. The idea of linking the abilities with equipment is unusual and feels fresh, different from the mediocre "find the stronger sword and drop the previous to the trash can". And the best part in this game is that it is not a game about moving square that supposed to dodge another moving squares. But the outer space and Solar biome with the time limit is not a cool part for me. "Always Dash" setting helped with speedrunning that, but the timer is always ticking, even during dialogues, resulting in returning to the start if you want to read the dialogues. And at the start of area, there is a single mob that attacks immediately after our team "escaped" from radiation. Definitely doesn't feel good. 

There are some bugs:
1) Poison cannot be taken off by Antidote, and Premium MedPack doesn't take it off too. Additionally, Premium MedPack inflicts Burn. Not sure if it is intentional according to its flavor text in description.
2) The Boulder (obstacle) in the Space cannot be destroyed by equipping the electric jewelry, despite the message presumes it should work.
3) Solo-target Wood spell has very low damage against neko mobs in Void biome, despite the briefing says it should be effective alongside with Fire.

Something feels wrong with the balance, the buffs looks overpowered. Under Protective Algorithm, incoming damage often reduces to zero. And vice versa, Lykos Hero in Moon biome under Aggressive Algorithm can slash the entire team by 700 dmg. But maybe the Boss crowd is intentionally stronger in stats. 

And lastly, the enemies are just too vital. After 10 hours of playing, getting close to the end of this demo, I was sick of these long fights and started to escape every encounter. 

With all this said, I definitely give this game a top rate. The Gem of this Jam!