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I know, but the issue is that my device doesn't have a keyboard. I'm on Steam Deck, I have to remap one of the back buttons. And then in the actual menu, the D-pad doesn't work, so I had to remap two more buttons.

As a heads up, there's an issue with the character select on controller - the direction buttons only work on keyboard and there isn't even a button to get into the character select menu. I got around it by remapping my Steam Deck's back buttons to Tab and the arrows, but this is something that might need a fix.

It was a web browser game at first, but it got too big.

Here's a small pack of FF14 voice clips I threw together for one of my friends.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1k39gBVb_a5-71hmNMN1yaT-LxTgZIySD/view

An iPad isn't ideal for rhythm games anyway IMO. It doesn't have the same tactile feeling as buttons.

"They will not tolerate even the slightest bit of fanmade media"

Okay, but what about the 99% of fangames that haven't gotten takedowns? Super Mario Bros. X, Super Mario 63, Super Smash Bros. Crusade, Super Mario Flashback, Dream Crafter, Heaven Studio, and all that, for example? Plus, someone from a popular Mario fangame site has said that it's only a small percentage of fangames that get taken down, and usually it's because Nintendo's working on a similar idea.

Trust me, I think MKF is safe, unless Nintendo's planning to put Sonic, Mega Man, Samus, etc. in their next mainline Mario platformer.

I was able to run the Linux version just fine after switching to game mode.

How else will the developer earn money?

Heads up for all players, this game is running in an HTML5 GB emulator. You use the arrow keys to move, X to jump, and Z to shoot. If that doesn't work, it might be a computer thing.

I really liked this one. I thought the end raised far more questions than it actually answered, and I'd honestly like to see a sequel that answers them. However, all in all, this is a really unique way to tell a story and I was happy to be in for the whole thing.