For an RPG-Maker game this is pretty good overall, especially for the price of under a buck when on sale. The setting is fairly unique in that it's sci-fi in space, rare for RPG-M games. Furthermore, the Galactic Foxian Empire you're a part of, is bloodthirsty and warlike, and the game treats this as normal. Kimi, who you play as, even gets in on it and is excited to invade natives on their own planet for her first mission. Once the war gets going if you talk to a certain npc they will tell you as part of the war effort they are looking to conquer more natives of different planets to put them to work farming and such. In other words turn them into slaves. The idea of stuff like this just isn't seen very often in games, let alone spoken of so casually. I do wish this kind of stuff was expanded upon.

Pros:
+ A fun, interesting story with twists that will keep you hooked until the end.
+ Will take you about 5-6 hours to beat if you talk with everyone you can and interact with everything you can. Not bad for under a buck.
+ A lot of interactables, and they usually change as the story progresses.
+ You get choices, and sometimes those choices are simply inactions, that slightly change dialogue and things that happen.
+ An ending that no matter what you do is not "happy". Rare to see in any game.
+ Combat is challenging and forces you to take advantage of stuns, and to know the basics of turn based combat. There's even ship combat.
+ Free DLC that is short but fun.
+ can get paid to let a guy stroke your tail.

Cons:
- The story isn't as fleshed out as it should be. There are various plot happenings that you have to infer yourself why they happened. Other plot points aren't explained at all with nothing to help you with an answer.
- A lot of grammatical and spelling errors, but this is the norm for RPG-M games.
- Once you understand it, combat is rather simple. It stops becoming challenging once you get stun bomb. The only ailment you can inflict is stun or defense down (besides ship combat). Limited number combat abilities. Draw Fire is useless. Enemies also have limited abilities. To be fair the game is more about the story and characters.
- Items are mostly useless as I almost never used them.

The game is worth it, and I really hope we see a sequel.

For an RPG-Maker game this is pretty good overall, especially for the price of under a buck when on sale. The setting is fairly unique in that it's sci-fi in space, rare for RPG-M games. Furthermore, the Galactic Foxian Empire you're a part of, is bloodthirsty and warlike, and the game treats this as normal. Kimi, who you play as, even gets in on it and is excited to invade natives on their own planet for her first mission. Once the war gets going if you talk to a certain npc they will tell you as part of the war effort they are looking to conquer more natives of different planets to put them to work farming and such. In other words turn them into slaves. The idea of stuff like this just isn't seen very often in games, let alone spoken of so casually. I do wish this kind of stuff was expanded upon. Pros: + A fun, interesting story with twists that will keep you hooked until the end. + Will take you about 5-6 hours to beat if you talk with everyone you can and interact with everything you can. Not bad for under a buck. + A lot of interactables, and they usually change as the story progresses. + You get choices, and sometimes those choices are simply inactions, that slightly change dialogue and things that happen. + An ending that no matter what you do is not "happy". Rare to see in any game. + Combat is challenging and forces you to take advantage of stuns, and to know the basics of turn based combat. There's even ship combat. + Free DLC that is short but fun. + can get paid to let a guy stroke your tail. Cons: - The story isn't as fleshed out as it should be. There are various plot happenings that you have to infer yourself why they happened. Other plot points aren't explained at all with nothing to help you with an answer. - A lot of grammatical and spelling errors, but this is the norm for RPG-M games. - Once you understand it, combat is rather simple. It stops becoming challenging once you get stun bomb. The only ailment you can inflict is stun or defense down (besides ship combat). Limited number combat abilities. Draw Fire is useless. Enemies also have limited abilities. To be fair the game is more about the story and characters. - Items are mostly useless as I almost never used them. The game is worth it, and I really hope we see a sequel.