Maybe if we ever do a second edition.

Admittedly since it was our first crowdfunding campaign, it was legidimantly important for reaching an audience that would give it a try at all.

But for now we hope the words of people who have played the game make it clearer.

Yeah. We've considered it.
We do have to include it for legal reasons doe the parts we have taken inspiration from though.
But if we had the chance to do it again wede probably just find the way to not.

There is.... Too much pbta slop out there.

As a ttrpg designer who reads a lot of other creators work my instinct is to note this for for a lot of little indie projects I've seen - but it's true in just about every consumer art space there is

Im so happy that she gets to try out different outfits. So cute!!

It legidimantly takes me out of it a bit when it feels like they've stretched to show how much they can spend

And because you can't just hire people until it works or throw money at it, your playing from behind everyone else.

This is why the switch era Pokemon games look like that btw. The fusion of nintendo's home and handheld consoles meant Gamefreak had to do the work of jumping three extra generations then anyone else has really ever had too.

Legacy games creators got to take steps at a time that are impossible for anyone else today unless you're lucky enough to slowly claw your way up from an indie hit into AA into being bought out.

The only reason AAA companies exist at all nowadays is because they had the time to get the experience needed BEFORE games of that scale became the biggest and most expensive projects in media.

Handhelds have a few comparable ones.

The 3ds's "cool new feature" was used about as much as I expect mouse controls to be realistically. And the gb colour and advance where functionally just technical updates.

Its just weird for a "home console".