Isometric-view games are surprisingly tricky to make. This one is really well done✨

The game mechanics are fun and solid, and both the graphics and music create a great atmosphere.

Since there are only two stages, I finished it right away, but I'm really looking forward to seeing how this game develops in the future.

I really like the high-quality pixel art. You can tell it was crafted with great care.

I had a really passionate time. 🥰

It's so adorable and wonderful!

The characters are cute, and the pixel art is beautiful.

However, I found the experience a bit lacking, as there are only two stages and the gameplay—simply dodging and attacking—is straightforward enough to easily clear.

I think it has the potential to become a really fun game if more stages and strategic elements are added in the future.

Oh, I liked this one! The art and the strategy layer both work really well for me.

Two small things: the music felt a bit aggressive - dropping it a couple of tones lower might make it easier to sit with over a longer session. And I didn't quite understand the Midnight Keeper's attack, so a clearer tell there would help. But overall it was a really pleasant play. Nice work!

Played through the 2 chapters—really enjoyed it! I can clearly see the core gameplay and potential.

I love the quarter-view (isometric) style like Tactics Ogre! A few quick thoughts on the gameplay/presentation:

• Movement & Elevation: The movement between height differences could feel a bit punchier/more responsive. Also, the character movement speed feels a little too fast.
• BGM: The music has a bit too much high frequency over time, so switching to something a little softer might be easier on the ears.

I really liked mechanics like lighting up areas with magic and exorcising the pumpkins—those were super fun features!

The storyline seems a bit deep/complex, but if it seamlessly connects with the gameplay, a continuation would be awesome to play. Great work!