Tasomachi is a charming 3D platforming and exploration game where you complete challenges and look for collectibles to restore life to a series of towns. The gameplay is fairly easy and straightforward, and there is a lot of extra content to complete after finishing the story, such as a timed challenge and races in your airship. This is a game for relaxation and pretty visuals, not challenging gameplay or a complex narrative.

Visual and Audio Design
The game's strongest feature is its beautiful level design, which is very nicely stylised and has a gorgeous East Asian aesthetic. It is a fairly straightforward collectathon, with the items hidden or spread around the maps in a variety of ways. Many of them are locked to story progress; you are meant to return to the locations multiple times. The music is also fairly good and reminded me of some of the tracks in Muse Dash.

Platforming
The platforming sections are pretty easy and suitable for beginners. The jump is a bit floaty as other people have said, but it's easy to get used to. You unlock new platforming moves with each new area. I recommend playing with a controller.

Playtime + Achievements
The English translation is a bit clunky, even in the main menu, which led me to accidentally delete my save after finishing the story for the first time ("Format Save" = RESET PROGRESS!!! Not chapter select, to my great misfortune). So ignoring my Steam playtime, 100% can be done in 7-8 hours. The achievements are a bit grindy, particularly for customisation collectables, which require you to run around collecting money that spawns randomly, but none are missable.

TL;DR
Tasomachi is relaxing and pretty, and I enjoyed my time with it. The game isn't overly unique or particularly memorable, but it's fun for what it is. If you like the thought of playing as a cute girl helping towns of chibi anthropomorphic cats through jumping about and collecting things, then you'll enjoy yourself.

Overall: 7.5/10