Your first game? You should be stoked! My wife and I made our first game only a couple months ago. It's so much work, especially for a musician who barely scraped by on math! It's a lot easier when you split the responsibilities, haha! You'll get the hang of how long each thing takes and stuff will smooth out the more you make. Good luck and keep plugging away!

I'll second (third?) what other people have said- for a first game, it's pretty damn good. My first game was a text adventure where you try to feed green slime to a homeless man for some reason. It's horrendous, it has about three lines of dialogue, and doesn't run on modern systems.

I noticed that you eschewed RPG Maker levelling in favour of a spell book system. As it stands, it's clunky and balance is poor, but I'm impressed that you took a risk and tried this. You also used animated interaction points, which again eschews RPG Maker convention but I think works well. The graphics are just okay, but again I'm impressed that you took a risk and created your own instead of just using the ones that came with RPG Maker.

The story was okay but not amazing. In particular, the ending seemed very rushed. There were definitely some good story beats there but most didn't feel fully realized. There were also a lot of typos and grammatical errors, and the writing was often shaky.

Personally I find it very difficult to write during jams, something about the frantic intensity interferes with my usual creative process. Awful dialogue is the main reason I never released Whistler, but I digress...

I also wish there was more to the game that some cutscenes, a linear winding path, and a boss battle. I'm assuming this came down to a lack of time- there's only so much you can do in 3 days especially if you're trying to learn the tools. I typically start a jam with lots of big ideas and end up having to pare them down very quickly.

Overall, it's far from a perfect game, but it's an excellent first try.

For your first game, this is good work! You mentioned in another comment that this was done in 3 days with schoolwork also in the way. That's even more impressive!

I played it through to the end. I liked that it had a lot of original art! A lot of RPGs made in RPG engines tend to use the default assets or have a same-y look to them. Yours looks and feels unique to me, so that's a big plus. The character is cool, I like that she's a tanuki girl. The overall premise is interesting,  I like where this idea is going.

On your game page you asked for feedback, so here is goes:

One thing I found confusing was the level up/progression. It seemed like that was mostly based on picking up and using spellbooks? It felt like I went from 0 to 100 really fast. I'd probably re-balance that. The 2nd party member for the final battle was pretty OP and felt kind of random in the moment... though their help was appreciated in beating the boss, hehe. You already addressed the spelling and grammar in another comment, so I won't focus on it too much. But I do feel in an RPG/Story based game that can be pretty important. This is something I struggle with, so no judgement there, just a suggestion! I always type my dialogue in a program like google docs or Word so it at least has a baseline grammar/spell check, and then copy/paste into the game.

Anyway, nice work! I hope you keep working on this and other projects! Jams in general are a really great way to practice and grow, so keep at it! :)

hm idk how to explain it, but i like it, it have some Blue Reflection feels

This was a very good attempt at a first game, so kudos to you! I will say that the production of the game - aesthetics, dialogue, design and all - just seemed so innocent for some reason. XD