This game is fantastic and incredibly cute. The plot is good, the gameplay is fun, the graphics are nice, the writing is great, and the characters feel real.

The only problem is that it's very easy, with no option for higher difficulty. Normally I don't like very easy games but as long as you intentionally avoid overlevelling it's fine. Levelling is actually optional - you don't level automatically through combat, it's just something you can choose to do every so often (whether or not you advance the story) so you can pace it yourself.

Anyway, too easy is IMO better than too hard, and again, though there is no difficulty slider, you can adjust the difficulty yourself by simply not levelling when you have the option.

I don't usually write positive reviews for games, but I will also mention that this is the kind of game you might like if you played Recettear. Combat is more like oldschool FF games, though. Funnily enough, Steam's autocorrect wanted to change "Recettear" to "Cigarette"...

This game is fantastic and incredibly cute. The plot is good, the gameplay is fun, the graphics are nice, the writing is great, and the characters feel real. The only problem is that it's very easy, with no option for higher difficulty. Normally I don't like very easy games but as long as you intentionally avoid overlevelling it's fine. Levelling is actually optional - you don't level automatically through combat, it's just something you can choose to do every so often (whether or not you advance the story) so you can pace it yourself. Anyway, too easy is IMO better than too hard, and again, though there is no difficulty slider, you can adjust the difficulty yourself by simply not levelling when you have the option. I don't usually write positive reviews for games, but I will also mention that this is the kind of game you might like if you played Recettear. Combat is more like oldschool FF games, though. Funnily enough, Steam's autocorrect wanted to change "Recettear" to "Cigarette"...