TL;DR: Not enjoyable unless you are hard chillin. Wait for 75% off sale.

I was really excited to play this as it seemed like Stardew with League characters, but it seemed like my expectations got ahead of me. For a finished game, it feels like there are still a lot of room for improvement and a lot of missed potential.

What I enjoyed:
- cute art style.
- cozy lofi type music.
- crafting and utilizing different auras to make different things, but there's too many different crafting tables in end game.
- nice little story tied together with yarn for the most part.

What I have mixed feelings on:
- the story is... short, and there aren't really side stories where we explore the other character's personalities.
- the only character that has a voice is Trist, but I expected the voices or sound effects of other characters.
- chest system is not universal, each chest has its separate storage. There was also no way to expand or upgrade the chest, so inventory management was annoying

What annoyed me:
- 2 animations when interacting with objects, with the tool (same tool every time regardless of the resource you're collecting) and without the tool.
- sound effects are minimal. For example, when cooking, there's only a small sfx when the food process is finished, e.g. there's no oven sound when it's turned on, there's no mixer sound when you put food in.
- skill tree UI has no way to quickly pan, just drag or scroll all the way.
- as a completion perfectionist, I was upset there was no achievement for completing the skill trees, or crafting/cooking every object/dish, or getting all the house decoration sets,
- teleportation portals are not very convenient. With slow running at the start, it took forever to get around.
- I saw one spelling error and encountered one minor bug, the bug being locking me out of certain actions until I saved and restarted the game.

What I didn't like:
- the story ending was... abrupt, the end, no gameplay after the credits. What was the point in rewarding 99 skill points for the last quest if I can't even use them?
- overall progression feels limited and repetitive, it's always cater, party, story, and sometimes craft and deliver, repeat.
- selling/vendor system was useless, almost everything that can be bought from shops with stars can be made. It is faster and more rewarding to host a food stall than sell things to refill the bars necessary for a party. Things from shops that can't be made only contributes to decorations, and there's no achievement for that.

In conclusion, this is the game for your girlfriend that likes cutesy 2D pixel art and has a lot of time on her hands (I am the girlfriend). Unless Stardew Valley is your favourite game, this wouldn't be enjoyable at all, so I don't recommend it. And with less content than Stardew, it's not worth almost double the price. Wait for that 75% off sale.

This guys know how to party!

A nice,calm,cozy,pretty game! I really enjoyed the dialogues and the atmosphere.