First of all, congratulations for the release of the demo!
I didn't expect a point-and-click game and I'm so excited, can't wait to see the full game! It's so, SO GOOD! I think you can excel in basically any genre you're getting your hands at, it's the 3rd change of genre in the saga and your love and care poured into the making of My Wishmaker shows a lot!
Also, I know Reggie probably deserves all that came unto him, but I couldn't help myself but feel sorry for the arm! ;__;
The demo is really well done, the art is fantastic, but there are some tweaks that might improve the experience. Mind that I really liked the game and I think it's impressive! It's just that I'm really bad in explaining myself in short sentences:
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1- allow the player to set the speed of Reggie; personally for me he was too slow; in some turn of events like redoing cutscenes and paths or the getting the lightbulb sequence (multiple times) going back and forth it feels sluggish
2- the QTE takes you too much by surprise! Especially Twila's: I panicked and started mashing while reading the instructions, and of course failed... I didn't understand that 1 the QTE would start only if you mashed a button 2 that you didn't need to use the sequence in a specific order but it was smash-smash-smash... I repeated it so many times because of this, cutscene and all...
The way you anticipated the player in "My Neighbor Enide" that there would be QTE was perfect with the little minigame at the start, if you'd add an innocous one at the start of My Wishmaker it would be helpful
3- hybrid system of WASD, rpgmaker inputs and mouse movements gets confusing; since it's a point-and-click I'd suggest to encourage the mouse or the touchscreen instead, having the keyboard only for QTE. I never used WASD for movements because to get through doors and stairs you're forced to use the mouse
4- sometimes Reggie spawns in front of the doors and you have to move him manually with WASD to click on the door and exit - otherwise you keep clicking on Reggie and nothing happens
Keep up the good work, you're amazing!