The game stands out with its unique art style and mysterious, charming vibe. The contrast between Kyojin and Chibito destruction vs creation is both visually and mechanically interesting.

Early gameplay feels fresh, thanks to the switch between building and breaking, but it starts to drag as combat and puzzles blur together. The story has potential but is too vague to fully connect with, though the world kept me curious.

Ran mostly smooth on an RTX 3060 + i9, with some minor frame drops and bugs in heavier scenes.

Overall, a creative indie worth trying if you like experimental action-adventure games—but expect a few rough edges.

From the moment you start the game, this indie Japanese action‑adventure JRPG pulls you in with its beautiful art and detailed world. The characters are super charming—especially Chibito, who has a cute voice that fits his fun and playful personality. I’ve only made it past the first ruin, but it seems like Chibito might have some kind of creation power (besides just picking up those little figurines!), so I’m excited to see how his role grows later on. On the other hand, Kyojin, who talks like a robot and looks like one too, seems to be all about destruction and power. He’s like the opposite of Chibito, which makes them a fun team.

One of the coolest parts I’ve played so far is riding a moving platform while shooting enemies—it felt like being on a roller coaster mixed with an action game. I can’t wait to see what kind of new skills Kyojin will unlock, and hopefully Chibito gets some useful abilities too.

The only issue I noticed was with the subtitles. Sometimes the use of “...” (ellipsis) feels random or out of place, which can be a little distracting. But overall, the Japanese voice acting is great.

I played it on my old RE73 Raider RGB 8RF laptop (i7), and it ran surprisingly well. There were a few lags here and there, but that’s expected on older hardware. If you enjoy JRPGs with fun gameplay, creative ideas, and a story that keeps you curious, this game is definitely worth checking out.

Game: ★★★★☆ – Engaging world, great characters, and fun gameplay.
Voice Acting: ★★★★☆ – Japanese VO is strong and fits the characters well.
Controls: ★★★☆☆ – Feels fine overall, but not much detail yet on how responsive or deep they are.
Overall: ★★★★☆ – A solid, charming experience with room to grow as the story progresses.

The game is decent.
It has some good VA and I like the art.

As other people mentioned, the game is capped at 30 FPS... BUT it can be played at 60 FPS by using Lossless Scaling, making the experience much more enjoyable.