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Same. I've been hesitant for days now even at $2.
while most of fates has bouncy animations others just has 2-3 static frames i guesss its because where the costs of producing this game were lacking and eventually "cut off" so developer havent even finished this game. because its a buggy mess. while graphics of this game might be alright, the mechanics and generally gameplay content leave a lot to be desired. it could be really good game but ended up like unfinished product, that makes me mad, seeing how good concepts are left abandoned in unfinished products junkyard for 1 € 💩). 👾 😕
anyway there are better choices for 1 €, even some rpgmaker games or roguelikes, that are atleast playable from start to end.
TLDR, the game requires you to play quickly, but the stupid sprites literally get in the way of what you are doing so you can't see, costing you time, and often costing you the whole game.