It runs on win7, but, it's a physic based 3d platformer, which tends to be mildly taxing on the CPU, for old PCs this would cause fan to run at full speed.
Music is retro chip tune, it's competently composed, I dunno why Mystery's demo video below is all silent, perhaps it was muted to better hear the sfx. I do notice there's a bit of issue with the audibility of sfx, since volumn adjustment are in gears, not percentage, sometimes it's too quiet or too loud.
Some font color choices are poor causing low contrast in loading screen.
No way to rebind keys, and doesn't show you keyboard keys, need to do a button glissando to figure it out. What I do know is, WASD, JKL, Space for jump/confirm, G for menu, V for map, Z for interaction(shown as [RB]?) There's an [LB], but I left the game before I've figure out which key it is.
There're exploration elements, with a map, but it's presented in a way that's hard to comprehend. Eating enough food makes the movement a bit like super sonic, you jump higher and runs fast for a period of time, but the generic layout of the stage makes it feel disorienting, hard to know your exact location.
Most outstanding effort is likely fully voiced dialogues in Japanese, but otherwise my first impression is on the lukewarm side.
Music is retro chip tune, it's competently composed, I dunno why Mystery's demo video below is all silent, perhaps it was muted to better hear the sfx.
I do notice there's a bit of issue with the audibility of sfx, since volumn adjustment are in gears, not percentage, sometimes it's too quiet or too loud.
Some font color choices are poor causing low contrast in loading screen.
No way to rebind keys, and doesn't show you keyboard keys, need to do a button glissando to figure it out. What I do know is, WASD, JKL, Space for jump/confirm, G for menu, V for map, Z for interaction(shown as [RB]?)
There's an [LB], but I left the game before I've figure out which key it is.
There're exploration elements, with a map, but it's presented in a way that's hard to comprehend.
Eating enough food makes the movement a bit like super sonic, you jump higher and runs fast for a period of time, but the generic layout of the stage makes it feel disorienting, hard to know your exact location.
Most outstanding effort is likely fully voiced dialogues in Japanese, but otherwise my first impression is on the lukewarm side.
like theres vtuber in your games!
dont beleive others
i can play just fine with i3 4170 intel hd 4400