Played through the first area on hard mode, many things to say.

1: Even with the tutorial the combat system is unintuitive. What do the skill levels do? What does the sign above the enemy's head mean? What do the new stats do? How do statuses work in this game? Why is there a visible turn order that suddenly changes when I finish selecting a move? Does the ultimate bar charge while travelling (It feels like it does but again, no way for me to tell) and where can I find it outside of battle? While the tutorial is effective at conveying the basics, it unnecessarily withholds information that would be very helpful to the player.

2: The enemies in the forest are very imbalanced. Their default attacks only deal around 20 damage but some of the specials can do upwards of 100. The hornets are also capable of stun-locking you and don't even convey you've been stunned. On top of that, most of Nana's attacks aren't very effective (which I believe is intentional, but she is in the zone where it comes off as reasonable to win anyway) with the exception of "Full Claw Charge" which kills everything even at a low level. It doesn't help the imbalance when the ultimate still charges the meter (which also covers up part of the first enemy's health bar due to positioning). Using this and the EXP shards, Nana was over level 20 by the time I left the forest opening. If you don't want players to fight in the first area, make it so that the enemies aren't worth fighting rather than just making them hard to kill.

3: Much of the equipment found in the forest has the wrong name assigned to it when you obtain it from a chest (i.e., small ribbon instead of blue ribbon) and there is nothing that tells the player when they obtain EXP shards. Herbs only restore 50 HP instead of the tooltip's 75. The way to recheck the effects of Nana's form shouldn't be buried in the key items. Odyssey of Gianna (another transformation-heavy game, though this one is 18+) has a dedicated journal for both enemies and status effects/transformations linked to the main screen of the menu making it much easier to find.

For some reason using "Graceful Vulpine Movement" follows up with 11 instances of "Nightfall Assault"

The plant boss is a big difficulty jump compared to the other enemies in the den. It certainly doesn't help that the rabbit form's gimmick adds a soft time limit, and that you are incentivized to buy a weapon you can't use in there meaning you have less healing items.

Why is the meat free? And why can I see other buildings from inside the witch's hut, the potion store, and the second floor of the department store? It's also a bit unsettling that none of the random NPCs in the department store can be talked to and most of them aren't even animated. There are 21 pieces of trash, the warning for the rat infestation quest still presents itself as a yes/no question despite having no response and only appears once, and selecting not to sleep at the forest property still heals you.

I can't figure out, what the last form is. I have human, rabbit, fox and mouse, yet looking through the entire map I can't figure it out.

Also, is it intended that Fox Fire is locked in mouse form, but not in rabbit form (at least when you encounter the form at first)?

Did you btw place all rabbit holes in the forest? The area with chests which is blocked of west-to-east I haven't reached. And near the city is also dome elevated area, where the hole is hidden.

Otherwise, I really like the game. Been basically addicted to it. It still needs some minimap/overview, where you are, since the areas are so large.

Magic does pitiful damage and only hits once. Not sure if this is intentional, but the initial dog transformation removes all EXP shards from your inventory. "Wild Ball Throwing" hits four times when the description says it only hits once. The "group" of enemies attacking the girl consists of a single rat.

Suggestion

1. Can we have some sort of a "skill list" of each form where we can see the skills that we can unlock through levelling up.

2. I believe the Night time of the game has potential for some changes. Maybe simple ones like monsters that only show up during the night. More advance options to add to the night time of the game could be quests that is only available during the night, such as perhaps a TF quest for the bonus form that didn't make it to the demo since it is the most fun form in my opinion :D

3.  How about weapons and armor crafting, maybe even have some armor sets that can affect the capabilities of Nana's animal forms.

4.  I'm not sure if this might be good, but how about passives for each transformations that get unlocked by levelling or by the martial artist guy :D

How do I switch classes? I did buy the other licenses, but I can't activated them.

Also the fast travel crystals should appear already without the pass. Just make them non-functional.

What is the meaning of "XXX Sign"? Can't think of a weapon reference.

Where is the key for the side quest?

Hello again, I was really upset to see the original prototype was taken down since my computer randomly decided to delete one of my game folders which of course contained the prototype. Oh well. Nice to see it's back up even if I never had a chance to finish the original (doubly frustrating now that I'm missing out on something). Do you still have the original somewhere? Onto feedback! After playing for 1 hour.,,

1. Many textboxes in the opening section advance before all the text is on-screen. Nothing important seems to be in those textboxes, but still annoying.

2. Why are healing items locked to battle? Seems like an unnecessary restriction to me. If you want to incentivize using items in battle, perhaps add an additional positive effect to using them in battle rather than locking the player out of using them on the field for no logical reason.

3. I like the randomized loot in concept, but when some items are so much better than others it can get frustrating. The Red Ring is so much more useful than anything else in the first area.

4. The mimic in the forest is just mean. No warning it is there, and it will kill the player.

5. There is nothing telling the player that the purple torches are save points. You should reveal this to the player in an organic way, such as by having Nana interact with one in a cutscene.

6. Resistance is not spelled properly.

7. Using all your buff skills on the first turn is still the dominant strategy for normal battles since there is no penalty to doing so, meaning battles against weak enemies can take longer than they really should.

8. This one is more of a personal preference, but I prefer kemonomimi (human with animal features) over anthropomorphs (human traits in animals)

Is the secret surprise available, if you load old save files? Also, the bad end code was not recognized.

New Prototype session 2.

1. Nice Wodden weapons in the shop/

2. Glad to see one of my suggestions to prevent the player from wasting money made it into this version.

3. Glad attention was drawn to food even if it makes TP a non-issue with how stupidly cheap peaches are.

4. Why do you keep the traveler attack skills but lose the support ones when changing classes?

5. Auto regen combined with the "Withstand Lethal Hit" buff is likely stronger than indented since the buff doesn't go away after activating, meaning it can activate every turn with the slight automatic healing.

6. Pole kick only hits once instead of the two hits the skill says it does.

7. You can inherit skills from forms before they're at the requisite level to use them.

8. Hard mode is poorly balanced. Despite being Level 20 I can go from full health to dead in a single turn from the enemies outside the town,

I'm seeing some spelling and grammar errors still.  Did you have anything planned for the guns I'm seeing in game? Because they have no skills at this time from what I'm seeing. In the full game will there be a transformation similar to the mouse when it comes size change but growing rather than shrinking? 

Hello, I have been waiting for the update since the last demo dropped and i'm not disapointed, I really like that game and could pay for a full release. Hope all is well on your part.

If you look help or backup for testing, i'm a professionnal QA and I wouldn't mind helping a bit.

Good fun. But, uh... In the ruins, with the collapsing bridge, could you please make the rolling rock section easier. It's completely impossible to get past.

Some things of note:

The flying drone enemy's multi hit attack seems a bit unbalanced. Sometime it will just keep going, taking out your full party in one attack from full even in normal mode. Having to go through the zone with them by yourself to unlock the manticore is super annoying when they decide to hit you that many times, killing you even if you are defending.

Werewolf defend mission can scale a bit too hard during the defense segment if you get into too many combats.

Skills that retrigger can be a bit annoying because after they have killed everything, they still have to go through all the reactivations.

There is a graphical freeze that can happen sometimes, the game still works, just the graphics don't update. This appears to be a known RPG maker bug that can be prevented by developers somehow. Might want to look into implementing whatever that fix is.

The unfinished stuff is buggy, who would have guessed. To be more specific, the castle has some npcs with incorrect dialog, and some enemies just don't cause combat when you run into them in the same area. Some of the dialog things are the guard in the past causes the barrier removal dialogue before disappearing, and the upperleft room npcs all have the same dialogue as the guard the stops you from going north.

Are the trees to the left of town and to the right of town meant to take you out of the other when you exit them?

I might be doing something wrong, but I tend to not use ultimate because they do less damage then my normal skills.

Using xp shards needs a better way, because using hundreds at once takes forever. And you do end up with hundreds of them

Squirrel park has a cliffside that doesn't have collision. Its the one I am facing.

Question. The Saphir items, you mean like the blue gem, right? That'd be Sapphire then.

The new demo was something I've been anticipating for a while and it didn't disappoint. I really enjoyed playing through it and finding all the new forms. If you do continue working on this, I think you should add more bad endings instead of scrapping them. I really liked finding them and seeing what happens to Nana.

The only two things I had issues with were that the golden retriever bad ending doesn't have the bad ending indicator even when it's turned on, which makes it difficult to find because there is no indication that the gold chest in the forest triggers the bad ending otherwise. The other main issue I had was the balancing between the different forms (specifically I think the wolf form is a bit too good and the golden retriever form needs a slight rework to the playful meter). If you hit 20 stacks on the playful meter and get overexcitement then there is no guaranteed way to get out of overexcitement. I feel like overexcitement should have a cap on the amount of turns it lasts, there were times when I'd not get out of it until about 7 or more turns had passed. Also, I don't know if this is intentional or not but for some reason using a party potion with a party member also increases playfulness by 1?  As for the wolf form, the boss fight for this form is a big difficulty spike compared to the rest of the game and I needed to grind to around level 17-18 playing on normal in order to beat the fight, which is a way higher level than the other forms I had unlocked up until that point. Combined with how good the wolf skills become at night and I felt inclined to use the wolf form for everything outside of when you're forced into other forms. Then again, I did unlock the wolf as my fifth or so form so maybe I went to it too early, but I still feel like it's better than every other form in combat.