That was a pretty fun little game. At the start I thought it was super difficult, but after getting used to the controls, the time limit, and the prizes (specifically making sure I kill a few "Small Bosses" for the time bonus), I was able to get the hand of things.
The gameplay was pretty simple, but also super fun. The art was very nice, and it was a fun reward to both slowly reveal more of the art as you play, but also to earn the pic for the "Gallery". Overall, pretty nice!
A shockingly good game. Of course there's fantastic art and animations all throughout; but ignoring that, there is a really fun gameplay loop. It's really fun to try and unlock different weapons/cards, and it makes grinding really satisfying. It really uses it's inspiration to its advantage, constantly making me want to play "one more round". I will admit that I barely use the Specials or Dolls 2, 3, and 4's movement abilities, but even then the game plays very well. Fantastic work, and I can't wait for the new updates as they come out.
Pretty nice. Really like how you used RPG Maker to make a Pseudo-Visual Novel with exploration. All the portraits are really good, and I kinda like how their Overworld Sprites look. The only issues I had were the fact that I almost couldn't find every Loonie, and I got scared that I'd be locked out of at least one TF (mainly due to my own incompetence), and that the Coffee girl says [Something to Read] instead of [Something to Drink], and I forgot that she asked for coffee. Other than those two moments, everything here was pretty damn good. Nice work!
Sidenote: I'm an idiot and didn't realize that RPG Maker had "Modern City" sprites. Oops.
