I like the maps, they're nice and vibrant. The title is pretty as well. Unfortunately I don't think it's a game for me. It definitely has some humour in it, but it's a bit too in your face and obnoxious for my taste. Almost every character in the game speaks like one of the ladies from Mean Girls. And it's like, so like... weeeeiiird. I think if you pointed out cliches in anime and games in a tad more subtle manner, this game would gain a lot from it.

Hi, I just tried out your game. First off, I like your title screen and logo, it looks super nice. I think your music choice was solid as well and I thought the premise of your game was interesting enough.

However, there's a lot of typos and grammar issues with your text. I realize you're not an native English speaker, so I would suggest you have someone proofread your game. My next big problem was that I couldn't always follow who was talking and that happened like 50% of the time. (I would suggest adding faces or names to fix this.) Due to all of that I had no idea what I needed to do after the intro, so I just walked around and talked to everyone.

The dungeons are very confusing and I actually ended up skipping a lot of the bridges and going almost straight to the "final" bridge with the level 50 heroes. Since I was coming from the wrong way, each and everytime I saw a bridge cutscene the player was facing the wrong. Anyway, I did reach the door, that was asking for crystals, but I didn't have any, nor did I have any idea how to get one. I went back to the beginning and interacted with a crystal there and while it gave me a text, the crystal still remained, so I assumed that's not what I'm supposed to do? This is the point that I quit.

I did find some other bugs:

• Your logo is cut off from the title screen. As a minor note, you should probably have deleted your save before packaging the game.
• Passability issues: I could walk on bushes, rocks and crates. I can also walk up and down the heighted bridge at some points.
• The player retains his direction upon transfer, which means the player sometimes faces a wall or the exit, instead of the actual path of the map.
• There's one map where you use the Visustella tiles that you don't use the border top of the mountain tiles. That looks off.
• So about the Visustella tiles: they don't allow commercial usage, and the jam rules state you're only allowed to use resources that do allow commercial usage.

I do want to end this by saying that making a game in a month is no small feat, so congratulations on that.