Epic battle time, and- OOPS! May I remind you two this is why we are careful with weapons?

We'll call this a draw for now.

Bro, the way the moth screamed.

*CRUNCH!* AAAÆÆÆÆÆÆ-...

You have made the nonchalant dude smile once again. Like, HOW?

I have a younger brother. One can probably imply what that means.

Solid gameplay with great and fun challenges. Seems like there is a lot of the ability to replay too. I don't see any issues, other than it doesn't save your progress (though I get that part, TurboWarp isn't easy when it comes to saving the player's progress).

Still, I'm impressed, and I find it an enjoyable game.

Pretty neat that you get to customize your moveset. There are a few clunky mechanics here and there, and the customizations may be a little uncertain, but it's overall a solid idea and game.

The future of tea time music.

Rain is a friend, just as epic as this song is.

Initial Thought: Mystical mystery
Second Thought: Relaxing restaurant
Additional Thoughts: Too many to list, which makes it good.

I enjoy peace, tranquility, and cute art styles...
But strangely, I also like to have the option to fight monsters and stuff. So games like Stardew Valley or Plants Vs. Zombies are my ideal garden/farm-related games.

Nice try Malice, I can already see the real word under "Evil".

Always such an interesting way you do characters' eyes and neon lines.

That's a good question. All of my characters have some small resemblance to their old designs in some way. I suppose the one who changed the most was Aiden The Warrior, since he's my most developed character.