what rpg maker version does this use xp or mv?
Late reply, but xp (sadly).
I want to like this game more than it deserves, but the reality is that the resources aren't balanced well: you spend maybe 5 minutes at most farming for wood tools before switching to the readily available stone, then spend most of the game farming stone and the few available iron sources nearby when you can to get iron tools more often...and then once you finally become strong enough to get silver, you almost immediately get access to gold too. The last basic resource is so comically rare (it's only available in the deepest level of the volcano, nowhere else) that you need to spend another hour or so farming it just to get the best equipment, after which you promptly can take care of the final boss (not that you can't do that beforehand, but...).
Essentially, there's a lackluster late-game to the map. The island should have been a bit bigger so that harder content could be placed further, and thus silver and gold wouldn't be essentially given to the player back-to-back (and the final resource could at least be placed in one or two other areas).
Another frustrating aspect is the torches. It's so damn hard to get more, either by finding them or getting the materials for it. Same thing with lockpicks, which are basically required to get all of the stuff in the game, including crucial equipment! Yet, it's RNG whether you successfully make use of them, and if your luck is bad, oops, you wasted the last 10 minutes farming that Iron, gotta go get some more!
And, finally, this one's a bit petty, but I'm not a fan of the art. Characters look too weird or poorly-drawn in general to me.
There's other minor pet peeves I have with the game, such as how you don't get much relationship from your Succubus partner during gameplay, because they only ever bother you when you sleep, which is set at 0% chance for some reason when you start? I'd say set it to 100%, but I'd prefer if she just had relation progression scenes each time you slept, with different CGs too since it's just the defeat CG that exists.
Then there's just the lack of information on how much damage you deal to "regular" enemies, and how much they'll deal to you. You just gotta take a chance and hope you're strong enough and healthy enough to defeat them, basically.
I could look past these two problems if it wasn't for the other issues, though.
It's a shame, because the game is mechanically impressive for RPG Maker VX, but it just lacks fine-tuning at its core design to really be great.
