Okay, fantastic premise, shows a lot of promise and attention to detail. The world maps and level design are stellar for an RPG Maker game. I do wish the darkness was a little less punishing when it occurs, though. It makes it feel like you're wandering around aimlessly.

The major downside to this game is the combat. And I actually LIKE RPGMaker combat. But this is far too difficult. If you get hit by a poison or a bleed, you might as well reset the game. And then constantly having to run all the way back to the healer is awful. In order to survive the harder fights, you have to use Blind attack, but it does no damage and the blind is not guarunteed, which makes it feel terrible when you only have the one character to control. So the action economy is all screwed up.

Also, the game in its current state crashes pretty often.

So while I hold great hope for this, it needs work and rebalancing.

The game looks nice and is written well enough, even if the memes/reverences are too heavyhanded for my taste.

But what stood out the most to me was the difference in polish between the world and gameplay. While the maps are nice to look at and mostly laid out well, they are often a pain to traverse, especially so if you  considere the amout of traveling you do for most of the quests, ending up feeling like  a pointless timesink.

Still, overall it's a promising start, and I will keep an eye out for the future version.

I really Love the Premise of this :) the only thing i have seen so far that might be part of the corruption of the MC is being turned into a Goblin girl but then its game over.  i have yet to see any corruption from Zendaria or Her Minion. but still playing. crossing fingers :)   a bit hard at the start but if you save a lot you can do a lot of trial and error.  at first i was like holy crap, this is almost impossible, The plants you eat barely bumps your health up and if you do try to bump your heal up its just going to be taken away by one hit lol   all and all,  Very good game :)  Just save a lot!!!!!

SO far a very well laid out game. I see the creator is a fan of a certain online group of people and their adventures. Keep up the good work. I'd love to see where this goes.

I like this game. I want to love this game, but it's in need of some polish. Personal issues with the AI art aside, the game is lovingly described, but a bit overly so. It's clear the writer ran out of steam after describing every single object in the first few buildings. This is not a bad thing, but the flowery prose on every single objecy cuts off very abruptly. It might be best to trim down some of those descriptions and allow yourself to have some lighter ones through the village instead.

There's clear love and intent for a meaningful story to act as a wrapper for what is still a porn game. (Kudos on the sneaky self-bimbofication scene. I hope for there to be more. Bimbos with big dicks would be choice, especially if they're using them to make yet more bimbos)

Gameplay-wise it feels like the combat needs re-tuning. The first enemies you encounter can 1-shot you and while it's clear you're intended to run, that's not very possible. Getting your first weapon requires engaging in combat with nothing, which feels like a wall. Enemies reset on screen transition, so if they get in a lucky bite and poison you, you have to retreat and hope you don't die on the way back to town. Dodging isn't really possible either, there are choke points that force at least a few combat encounters no matter how nimble. In the end I had to cheat my way through with save editing, becaue I refuse to spend that much time grinding for lighthearted fun and porn.

This is echoed again and again with every combat encounter once geared up. Combat feels like a slog and even after cheating it never feels worth doing. It's simply easier to not have to reload constantly or trudge through a fight, retreat and heal with the meagre earnings and repeat until you're able to manage one more combat before your retreat.

Then there's the Goblin mind maze. This definitely needs adjustment. This took graphing paper and meticulous counting, almost a dozen game overs to plot out over an hour. Over 3 stages it takes 743 steps, most of which are in blind darkness. After which the payoff is rather unsatisfying.

Game-breaking bug: After the Goblin mind maze, the menu ceases to open, making it impossible to check the quest log or save.

At this point the game crashed trying to open an image of Abigail and I'm not repeating the drudgery.

TL;DR: Lots of potential, clearly being crafted with love, but combat is an unforgivable grind and the only puzzle encountered so far was 2 stages and 600 steps too long. Then lost all progress to a crash.