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Alternatively, plug a joypad in and play it just like a retro console game :)
I feel kinda discomfort with mouse:)
If you have a joypad try using that; it's what I do personally.
It is possible to implement a proper keybinding menu, but given the simple nature of the game (2D, retro style RPG) I didn't really forsee that people would find the controls to be an issue.
A: Dash
B: Menu/Cancel
C: Confirm
These three are the main "action" buttons, so I would assume the others control movement.
Keep in mind that although it's not documented in the game, the Z and X keys have the same function as Enter and Escape do by default, so if you're stuck with the arrow keys, using these two might be more comfortable. You can generally keep one hand on Z/X and the other on the arrows.