Experience an expansive world, built around a tabletop gaming experience. Meet new allies, fight new enemies. Can you resist the pull that is threatening to drag you down into the unknown depths?

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Enjoy the music, sound effects, and atmosphere that has been built into the surroundings. Wind blowing through the trees. Birdsong as you travel. Crickets in the night. Foggy mornings, beautiful forests, and cursed lands await you.

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Characters in the game are awesome and somewhat realistic. Huge tits are not shoved in my face, but more realistic body types. Personalities I can enjoy because they remain consistent. The playfulness and humor shared by characters is awesome and "Punny" enough to endear me to the characters. The story as to why they are as connected as they are and what the relationships develop make sense and also made me smile consistently.


Graphics are well done and extra effort was made to make them move. They sway and generally have a life to them that is achieved only through simple animation. That is an aspect that most of these types of games lack.


I have yet to have found any reason to dislike in this game and many reasons to love it. Well done!

Solid game. Devs give consistent updates, which has become a big thing for me.


The general premise is pretty interesting. As you may surmise, it involves the characters being split between two worlds (har har). But the way they're split is a neat trick (sorry, I know that's vague, but I don't want to give it away).


The animations and art are both good. Not the best I've seen, but certainly not the worst. The characters are all unique and interesting, and the "adult" portions of the game are integrated fairly well, though they can sometimes feel 'forced' by the narrative.


The overall story seems solid so far. The opposition is interesting enough and the scenes and situations will keep you engaged with the plot. The relationships with the characters fill out nicely as the story progresses, with each character feeling interesting and driven (meaning, they FEEL like people who have their own interests besides those that involve the protagonist).