Nuuuuuuuuuu I spent hour making my character and i was about to finalize, and poof the server went down. I can ALMOST replicate my OC Sirocco but need 4 eared like the one under curves to side 2 pairs and the heart on center tummy and knee caps, and a hair tuft and she'd be 100% replicated. Cant wait to see what matinence brings. I really love how the character looks Just wish there was a tummy fattener to plump the characters a bit and its all perfect.

the character designs are at least cute but most everything is showing to be unfinished and broken mess that's only partially translated. mostly just stumbling around the town. would have to wait for later to see if UI will get cleaned up in the future.
very disappointing that it requires an epic games account. i can recommend it if one really likes messing around as a chibi sparklefur. but definitely hold out for later if one is looking for a proper game.

This seems primarily designed for fans who will be cured by their furry OC's cuteness. The adorable vibes unfortunately don't extend to functional gameplay foundations. The game itself feels like a very early alpha build.

1. Abysmal Tutorial System
The tutorial only briefly covers combat scenarios, and almost no guides for remaining parts. Critical systems remain completely unexplained: button functions, interaction mechanics, and core feature activation. This button writes "craft" trying to infome me it's craftting function. But when I click it, a toast appear told me function not unlocked. How to unlock? Why it's clickable and not drawn in gray? Where to get coins it needs?

2. Bad User Experience
• No city map or NPC guidance
• Dialogue requires pixel-perfect positioning at specific angles to reveal mouse-only prompts
• Some shopkeepers can't be interacted in front the counters. Player need to jump into the counters in a hugging distance to trigger the button.
• Equipment management forces unnecessary clicks: you must unequip items first to view your inventory because you need to click the item to show inventory, and the default action of clicking on item is switch equipment. Really?

3. Disjointed Gameplay Identity
Main story missions exist as separate instances disconnected from the game world. The three core elements - main story, combat, and multiplayer - feel like different games crudely glued together via menu interfaces rather than integration.

4. Technical issues
Within 1 hour I experienced:
• Broken main menu buttons
• Network failures
• Softlock - show nothing but the menu - happens when quitting tutorial
• Unresponsive clothing system
• 1 full game crash