Thank you again. I am truly honored—this is the first time anyone has praised my work so highly.
First, I would like to confess that this game is not actually running on real hardware or an emulator. It was developed using the Godot game engine, purely for modern PCs.
However, I created it with great care to faithfully reproduce the look and feel of a real system, including the graphics, strict 8-dot scrolling, and authentic PSG sound.
In particular, the in-game music uses the NDP Demosongs published by Naruto-san. Since the audio was generated by a real MSX PSG driver, it can truly be considered genuine PSG sound.
Thank you for the great feedback. I’m glad you enjoyed the graphical style and the forgiving mechanics.
During development, I intentionally reduced pressure from terrain and positioning. I wanted players to focus on the visuals and on the act of defeating enemies, not on fighting the environment. Keeping the experience clear and fluid was a core design goal.
I’m happy this approach resonated with you. Thanks again for playing.
Thank you so much for playing and for your kind words. Hearing “easy to play, hard to master” truly means a lot to me as a game developer—that balance was one of my main goals.
I’m really glad you enjoyed the game, and I’m honored you noticed it was made with Godot.
Thank you for playing my game! As you said, I’d like to do something about the manual, but it might not be inside the game itself. I’m not sure yet whether I can add a pause function to the system at this stage, but I’ll think about whether it’s possible.
