CASHMERECAT'S PROFILE

I never actually commented here but... Ah my goodness. This game's storytelling and setting was so intimate and dangerous and... classy. The art in this is wonderful. The storytelling is pristine. The pacing? Gorgeous. You wake up near a bus stop off the side of the road and you're wondering what happened. It just gets more and more involved as it goes, in a masterclass of storytelling and characterisation. Loved this. Enjoyed this so much, Ronove, and can't wait for whatever else is in store, no matter what. Sheesh, this game is so good!

Okay, so... this is in demo phase, and it's definitely giving The Lonely League a run for its money when it comes to "Most Promising Demo" in my books. Absolutely polished from front to back, immaculate post-apoc vibes, brilliant dialogue, pacing is on-point and OH MY GOODNESS THE MONSTERS WTFFFFFF. They are so gorgeous and this world is so gorgeous and a lot of the menus and stuff are going to make more sense the more this game is developed but AS IS, it's just... crystalline. Let's go, Giznads. The gameplay, the graphics, the tone, the pacing, the everything. Let's just keep going and get that full released game. Everyone should play this <3

When it comes to comedy in RPG Maker, I think of Mirak, Ratty, Frogge, Punkitt, etc. (sorry if i've missed someone!). These people can make me bust a gut laughing while playing their games, they're so fantastic. Now I can add codapill to that list. What a fricking brilliant and hilarious little game this is. Keep being hilarious, coda. You're lovely to me. If this was expanded into a game that used something other than the usual RPG structure, i would love it even more. Love ya Coda, thanks for this amazing game <3

Calunio has for a long time been one of my favourite RPG Maker developers of all, for their daring story concepts and impressive direction of scenes, alongside some decent pacing and unmatchable commentary on the human condition. "THERAPIST: Mind Manager" might be favourite RPG Maker game of all time, but I gotta say - this might be giving it a run for its money. It's funny that despite all of the praise I heap upon Calunio for his story and concept work and - oh how that dialogue sings! - I can never shake the fact that I've never considered Calunio to be strong at, well, gameplay. Until... now? I mean, based on the 2-3 hours of this game I've played, it's by far the most fun I've had playing a Calunio game when it comes to pure mechanics, and it's... somehow still backed up by Calunio's masterful storytelling abilities? And somehow his scene direction is more effective than ever? And this might be his LONGEST game yet? The very fact that one of the most promising RPG Maker games I can think of right now is being developed based on copyrighted characters and setting is somehow one of the most RPG Maker things I can think of. I really, really, fricking hope this game gets more players when the next demo comes out. I'd be really disappointed if it didn't, because this game absolutely. Fucks.

I absolutely loved this game. I get the sense from UPRC that he considers it a low-effort side project, and sure, there are some things about the UI I would change, like not being able to understand which NPCs are difficult or easy to defeat, but the whole thing is so addictive, and reminded me of Pokemon Trading Card Game for the Gameboy Color! The loop of playing Triple Triad and just cycling through tons of your favourite NPCs from your favourite (?) RPG series is a thrill, and winning a tournament is just *chef's kiss* worthy. Thank you for utilising an existing plugin to make this fantastic, addictive game, UPRC. If there was anything I would change, it would also be things like quests being so far into the map that they're difficult to find, and having more handholding and a larger variety of quests, so that it feels more like a non-linear RPG that I can actually get my head around. But it's the central Triple Triad loop that just makes me so happy, and even if UPRC may claim that that's due to the plugin, it's the way that you can just wander around these gorgeous maps and get lost in the loop of "battle, lose, battle, win, battle, lose" and steal Chocobos from the Chocobo guy! Oh, this game is full of thrills, even if it is flawed. In fact, most of my gripes with the game have to do with how non-linear everything is, so that progression feels really difficult. Even if it is really fun to find that one opponent to battle that you can grift using the Plus/Side rules. However, I think this already fantastic game could be vastly improved by simply making it linear, into a full-length game with a full story and linear campaign, where all of the battles are Triple Triad instead, if it wanted to, it really could. Please do that, UPRC, please do. It would be so glorious. So, so, sooo glorious.