I really, really wanted to love this game. The premise is fantastic, an angelic girl with cybernetic enhancements in a corrupted world of tech and magic? Sign me up. The story, from what I experienced, is genuinely intriguing and unique, exactly as other reviews have said. The blend of sci-fi and fantasy, the Memoria memory fragments, and the cast of characters show incredible promise and heart.
Unfortunately, my experience was cut short by crippling technical issues. I played on two systems: first on a Linux Mint laptop, and more recently on a Windows 11 Fujitsu Lifebook U7411 (i5-1135G7, 32GB RAM). The bugs were present on both. The game became completely unplayable at a certain point, soft-locking and preventing all progress. Additionally, some achievements simply did not unlock despite meeting the conditions.
Beyond the bugs, the game lacks some quality-of-life features that would greatly improve the experience. A quest log or journal is desperately needed, I spent too much time clicking on everything trying to guess what the next story trigger was.
The potential here is massive. The core narrative is compelling enough that I'd love to see it finished. My earnest wish is for the developers to either:
Issue a major patch to fix the progression-breaking bugs and achievement issues.
Remake/remaster the game in a newer, more stable version of RPG Maker or another engine.
Adding Steam Cloud saves would also be a huge benefit for players across multiple devices.
Verdict: As it stands, I cannot recommend buying it. The game is fundamentally broken at critical points. However, if the developers ever release a definitive, fixed edition, I would be first in line to give it another try and finally uncover the secrets of Tibby's past. For now, it's a frustrating case of what could have been.
