Buggy game, controls randomly stop working, hard FPS drops, and UI glitches make it unenjoyable to play. The game has a very unfinished feeling to it and just throws you into it with little presentation. Unfortunately I had to refund because it was simply not playable on my PC. I would be interested it giving it another try if the developer polishes it up more and fixes bugs, but at this point I'd say avoid and wait, it feels very "early access". It is extremely unoptimized and jerky.

I really like the premise, but the game really really needs work. From the start of the game there is some kind of war going on — meteorites, fireballs, lightning blasts, flying dragon (note the dragon doesn't do anything or even attack you) and then you see villagers peacefully going about their day and peaceful music is playing with a vibrant rainbow in the background. What the heck?

You are cast first as a cutesy twin tailed anime girl with gray hair who is called a warrior — a girl in a short skirt and barely any clothing. She is called a "Monster Girl", but she looks 100% human with zero monster girl features. I like monster girl games, but that isn't a monster girl. Please just give her wings or even antennae if she has a butterfly theme, okay? Maybe she can be called a "monster girl" then.

I managed to do one quest during the FPS drop party (going from 25 FPS - 60 FPS) when going from day to night, it involved saving some Kitsune (Fox) monster girl (a real one there). I beat up 2 bandits and suddenly a Kitsune's sleeping body just popped out of no where, so you have to pick her up (of course in the most embarrassing way possible for a lady) and throw her on the floor in a little bedroom and shove 3 Lollipops in her face until she loves you (to get her memory back apparently). All during this your Warrior Emma playable character is said to be bound to a "fallen warrior", a generic looking anime warrior guy, who barely says 10 words before giving you orders.

When I walked upstairs in the building where I dropped off the Kitsune girl after forcibly feeding her lollipops (she was terrified of me) and telling her to "get to work farming" to which she delightfully agrees to, the upstairs was completely roof-less. So I went out exploring..and followed the big dragon's patrol path and notice she (?) did one spin around the castle city and then landed in her little nest. I walked up to the dragon, thinking cool I wonder if it will eat me. The dragon peacefully laid down on the nest and took a nap, woke up, looked around and flew away all while I was 1 foot from its face. Okay....? That was enough for me.