Blew my mind. I've played a lot of indie games, but this is the first one to really capture the SNES RPG experience for me.

Can't recommend strongly enough.

The game has an amazing charm in it's presentation, both in visual and sounds (and on both parts, you can tell this is the studio that made The Messenger).

The story, unfortunately, is incredibly bland. Secondary NPCs (ie: the pirate crew) all have one joke that they play on repeat through the entire game, and both of our protagonists would make vanilla feel spicy. They grew up isolated, and thus have no personality, and are good because they're good, and that's all there is to them. They have no character arc and feel like the random companions of their own story.
The plot has a habit of telling its own twist hours in advance for most of it, giving away the few interesting ideas that it has (and it does have some).

The gameplay, really charming at first, never renew itself and gets old by midgame. You will be stuck doing the exact same attacks from early to endgame, without *ever* changing it. Imagine paper mario TTYD or Mario&Luigi RPGs but you only ever do basic jump and hammer attacks the entire game.

If you should get one thing away from this game, it's its beautiful art. Forget about the game part, this one is frustratingly forgettable

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