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I'd actually rather have Comic Sans than the current fonts.
I think it just differs between sets of eyes/brains. For those of us not struggling, it may be hard to believe, but we must believe them. :)
it might not be an easy fix just yet. But now the game is out, maybe an accessibility option can be added for those who are having issues.
A game like FTL shows how to achieve a retro aesthetic while maintaining readability -- some of the main screen labeling text is pixelized, but when the game serves up big blocks of text that you need to read, it's rendered in a modern high-res font.