I rather liked this game, and how the outfits determined certain stat changes to the characters AND changed their in-game looks! A good entry, especially with how it gave information, but didn't force feed it to the player. However, the fights were a little lengthy (some enemies felt like HP sponges) and the second boss was VERY difficult.

Suggestion: Definitely adjust the balance a bit for the boss, and reduce the HP on enemies so it doesn’t feel so grindy.

Feels a bit odd to have a reverse elemental triangle, but meh.

The fact that you need 5 star fragments can be easily missed and you can't return to previous areas. Would be nice to have a save option before points of no return.

Some of the items just didn't seem very useful to me beyond the area that you get them in.

The MP drains are really annoying. Fortunately, you do recover MP.

There is at least one spot (celestial area) that has wrong passability.

Definitely appreciate having tutorial items.

Not a huge fan of how you need to use a key item to change costumes instead of being able to just change them via the equipment menu.

In the mountain? path area, one of the mountain corners is missing a tile when the other corners have it.

Your characters being on the map is neat, but feels a bit odd that they are running ahead of you, scattered, but somehow manage to quickly group together for a battle... then immediately are scattered again.

That hydra multiattack is really strong, but instant? (Isn't affected by paralyze). Killed one of my party members so I had to spend some time recovering.

The secret boss didn't give me anything except a bunch of reputation? (Which doesn't seem to be used for anything?) It had a lot of HP, but relatively unthreatening if you have fought all the enemies up to that point. It was annoying, but not hard.

A lot of skills seemed just mostly useless. Paralyze doesn't really do enough to waste a turn on, silence doesn't work on bosses and I assume neither does the one that prevents skills (though the ignite or w/e does). Not sure if there is much point in bosses not gaining MP when MP isn't used for enemies in RPGM without a lot of work. Oddly, curse works on bosses.
The hit all skills each character gets seem like they hurt the party more than they hurt the enemy. Makes them really bad to use.

Some enemies really aren't clear what element they are until they use an elemental skill.

The final boss was... ummm... easy.

Not sure what made you immune to the effects though.

Ten other games used a very similar default starry night title art. This is already a drawback.  While this game does use it's fair share of default assets it's to be expected of most entries. At least some efforts were made to customize them, like renaming them, adding descriptions to them, adjusting icons and balancing numbers. The bare minimum effort was made, which is more than I can say for some games.  

Any attempt at using a lighting engine would probably be a good thing for these maps, unfortunately there are no lighting effects. 

There's an item in this game called "Mental Tomato" and I couldn't help but giggle when I read it because it reminded me of that old show "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes." This particular example is very niche, but naming your skills and items is an important part of game design and I like that One Final Wish made an effort to do so. 

The writing isn't bad and it feels organic. I appreciate the proper use grammar. 

The way the game presents the tutorials is great. They are there, but you can quickly say, "Meh no thanks this isn't my first rodeo." Which is followed with a couple of key items that you can optionally check if you get confused later on. 

Simplifying the elements to use only three is also a good move because that makes it simple and now we have a rock, paper, scissors system that pretty much everyone can understand without much effort. 

The battle system is balanced for the most part, although maybe a little easy for some people. In general it's better to make your game a little more on the easy side, rather than the hard side for a game jam. (Rehabilitate should be an instant cast, and/or make it take less MP)

I appreciate the warning before a hard fight. Gives me time to heal up and save.  You start with a decent number of basic items but not an overwhelming number of items to read and understand their use. I like that when you level up you get a full recover.

The Albeta's MP drain move it pretty brutal, but the number of MP restoring items you start with make up for it. 

There's a ton of dialog in this game, but not in a bad way. Most of it comes from the optional events you can choose to interact with if you so desire. However the exploration is rewarded so even if you don't want to read everything it makes sense to checking the cupboards and dressers for alternate outfits for the main characters. They do more than just looks in most cases. 

Some of the cold attack spell animations look more like fire(very minor issue really). 

I love the Mind Ribbon item design. Big magic attack stat boost, but doubles MP cost. :)

How many star fragments are there? How do you charge the giant crystal in the crystal cave area? I found two smaller charge crystal items, but you can't use them and trying to access the large crystal event does nothing even while holding both of the items in your inventory. Did I miss a third one somewhere? I wish you would let me backtrack a bit. Going forward and not being able to go back will give some people anxiety because they will think that they've missed a secret or something. I know I feel like I missed something back there and would have liked to go back to investigate further, but the game doesn't let you... what a shame.

I love that there are no random encounters, just enemies on the map that you can engage or avoid. This makes any backtracking a player may have to do less painful.

I found a spot in the map.(next to the Mind Ribbon blue chest, that lets you walk up the walls) Not game breaking and should be easy to fix. 

This game is very linear and doesn't let you deviate or backtrack at all. I wish it was just a bit more open ended and gave the player the ability to re-explore the maps.

Overall I really enjoyed this game and I feel like it's executed well. It's not perfect and there's more default than there should be, but this is a game jam and it's to be expected. To be honest One Final Wish really impressed me because I had a lower expectation by just looking at it. If you truly give this game a shot I don't think you'd be disappointed. The game design is pretty solid and the battles are fun and balanced(with some exceptions), with a simple rock paper scissors mechanic. White the story isn't amazing, the writing is done very well and this game should be viewed as a contender in this competition. 

The dragon boss was hard he can kill the party with his magic. That's because I didn't had enough grinding I was at level 12 my bad. Good game.

Neat little project that really showcases how much one can accomplish with the tools and resources provided by the engine itself. Really liked how you pretty much could interact with everything :) Balancing worked well till I reached the Betelguese which whipped the floor with me with it's Eight Deaths attack :(