The gameplay is kind of uninteresting and far too easy. The premise seems like it could have been interesting, but there were far too many ways to break the game. Like if there are only ball-throwing enemies and you get control of all the balls, they can't do anything and you can just take them out at your leisure. The game said there were difficulty options, but they were only options to make the game even easier, and I can't understand how anyone (who wasn't really dumb) could need ways to make the game easier. Like at the default difficulty, the only way I can think to make it reasonably challenging would be to aim for taking zero hits, which I was able to do on most levels on the first try with almost no thought or effort. I suppose I could have retried the other half of the levels to see if I could clear those with zero hits too, but I just wasn't that interested.

The story of the game is really cheesy and boring. Oh no, I'm depressed and (possibly?) non-binary and I need to get over my issues! I've liked other games with woke themes, but in this game they just felt dumb and forced and uninteresting. Also, apparently one character is canonically supposed to misgender somebody as part of the story, but also there's an option to turn that off, which just felt bizarre. Like, write the character that way or don't. I'm not sure why this option was included, but it just felt really silly and ill-advised to me. Like either the fact that this character misgenders people matters to the story or it doesn't. If it does matter, having an option to turn it off will make the story not work correctly. If it doesn't matter, why is it included in the story at all? Just don't include that aspect of that character and focus on other aspects of...how Desta is depressed in a way that's really uninteresting. Like maybe you could have made the story better. I dunno, I don't think I made it to that part of the story, but I also wasn't paying attention to the story very much so maybe I just skipped it.

Some of the art was very nice, but that's not enough for a game. The dev(s) should do art for other games made by people who are better at writing and game design.

How does one combine a visual novel and a strategy roguelike? Like this, apparently.