0.2.8 is the version I played. So I'm gonna talk about it honestly. The art and animations are impressive. The combat for the most part feels well done. I enjoy the moon jump. The Pet slime is my favorite, I named him Porbo, he is pink and I put a cherry on his head. I think that's it for positives at the moment. I had a few complaints. One being how slow the game feels. The animations feel slow and the characters text is slow; I can not mash through some of the text but other times I can. A fast forward function (not a skip) would be most appreciated. Buying from the shop and feeding your pet must be done one by one. Buying in bulk is important. Next is item descriptions, they are necessary and should always be available, for the quick menu and especially within shops, enough said. I would also like to see buffs and debuffs characters have when I hover my mouse over them. Enemy health would be nice to see; it could be something that only becomes available after you've defeated like 5 of the same enemy. Being able to load the game or go to the main menu from within the game, the only way I could do this was by closing and opening the game again. Objectives should be known to the player in some way, an in game note pad that tells to player to "go here" so that they do not get lost on their objective. A level up sneak peek, essentially a thing that says, your next ability will come at level 8 then again at level 10. Not saying what it is but gives you an objective when leveling up, especially for your transformative abilities. Being able to first strike your enemy, being able to hit them with my sword before the battle and then immediately start the battle with me thwacking them on the head dealing some damage. The list of Keyboard and Mouse controls should be listed within the game so the player knows, you could put it in the options menu off to the side or a short tutorial in the beginning. Honestly my list of complaints were twice as long until I saw the Keyboard and Mouse controls a moment ago while writing this, I did not know I could dash or skip scenes. Although that is partly my fault for not reading and just downloading, the pretty pictures distracted me; I just assumed controls would be in the game.