To a T Review (Tanioka)
I've only gotten up to Episode 3 at the time of writing, but please rest assured when I say that it's more than enough for me to immediately run out onto the street and start yelling at anyone willing to listen to my pleas to play this game right now. OH MY GOD it's so wonderfully whimsical. If I had to nitpick, gun to my head, I think my only complaint would be that it feels a mite too resource-intensive considering its largely simplistic style, but realistically, that's just UE being UE - and the game runs fine anyway, so y'know.
I can't help but think in giddy comparisons here; for lack of a better explanation, it's like Nichijou (or perhaps CITY) met PaRappa and a semi-popular mid-2010s Cartoon Network toon, with all three realizing that they'd make for great pals. It's bright, colorful, instantly memorable, and absurdly good at putting a certain pep in my step. I blame the game's OP and ED tracks for that last point - so much so that if the OST doesn't get a release (here, or on Bandcamp, or wherever) I think I'm gonna cry.
Keeping this one short. I bought this thing off of vibes alone - that which I saw in both the reveal and gameplay trailers, plus that wonderful Mega64 advert - and I think if it tickles your fancy "in theory," you'll find it to be just as delightful in practice.
Thank you, KeiTa-san, for your wonderful gifT!!!!!!