This is a free game, but it's intended to serve as a demo for the main game, which costs money. Therefore, this review is moreso me not recommending you buy the main game at full price based on this demo rather than not playing this free game, which would almost always be worth it at its price point.

It's just a bit too much. It clearly draws a ton of inspiration from Undertale, to a fault in my opinion. The battle system is virtually identical to Undertale's with the exception of the "burst" and "swap" mechanics. The quirkiness of the characters, how they look, and even their voice SFX would not feel unfamiliar in Undertale or its sequel, Deltarune, for the most part. I actually think they took the quirkiness too far and it becomes pretty unfunny and obnoxious as you go on. Undertale's humor was much more subdued and this worked to its benefit, whereas this game had 0 restrictions on its humor and I'd wager that any idea they had for dialogue or a joke made it into the game regardless of its comedic value. I know the main game is already out, and I might eventually play it despite me not loving the demo, but if I had to make a suggestion to the devs, I'd suggest that they try to iterate on the formula a bit more and tighten up the comedic value instead of having the game being a random quirky mess, as I do think there's something valuable here and the game's creativity should be lauded. There's a very good game called "Everhood" that also takes heavy inspiration from Undertale but does this much better, in my opinion, so if they wanted to see how to draw inspiration from Undertale the right way I'd start there.

I felt so freaking foolish and I loved every dang minute of it. Just a taste of the type of pixel rpg I always wanted to play as a young Cornball but oh what a wonderful flavor

Pretty sweet, a little off-beat . . . but you know what? now I know that rhymes. Touche mighty Thundergoober, touche.