Not too bad, though it could have used some additional activities but for what it is. The quality is quite high as one would expect from BadColor. The best thing one can do early on is to get the Midas Touch and increase one's agility. It's mostly luck but, if you gradually increase the number of times you can hit with the Midas touch the better. Upgrading the charm's chances of appearing to be upgradable feels a tad tedious however, it's a case of getting just enough speed and strength to defeat everything in a row. Luckily as long as you are efficient enough to defeat the monsters without getting hit, minus a tree (yes a TREE), it really should not be hard. Just make sure you also invest into HP gradually. Because... for some ungodly reason the Trees that appear on the third level, as well as the ogre in the final stage (with a chance to), like to counter your hits each time you smack it with an absurd amount of HP. The damage they deal isn't much but it isn't too easy to deal with either unless you're trying to get every charm and 100% this game. I did and it probably isn't worth it considering by that point you're strong enough to defeat everything with almost nothing stopping you with the right setup of charms, namely the ones that both: increase your SP bar, heal you when using your Special Attack, and either the feather to increase that healing effect mixed with the vampire effect. It isn't much but you basically become a damage printer that never runs out of ink to use. If there's one thing that'd been nice would be a bit of music. There isn't much here but its absence isn't too bad either. As well as any additional uses for the LV points to spend, perhaps toward other activities but given it is a tomogachi sort of game, it is expected. 8/10